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    The document provides procedures to convert a PV-VM virtual machine to a PVHVM domU. The procedures include 1) modifying the boot kernel and fstab file in the VM, 2) shutting down the VM, 3) changing the vm.cfg file in dom0 to use HVM mode and replace disk references, and 4) testing and starting up the converted VM.

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    The document provides procedures to convert a PV-VM virtual machine to a PVHVM domU. The procedures include 1) modifying the boot kernel and fstab file in the VM, 2) shutting down the VM, 3) changing the vm.cfg file in dom0 to use HVM mode and replace disk references, and 4) testing and starting up the converted VM.

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    The document provides procedures to convert a PV-VM virtual machine to a PVHVM domU. The procedures include 1) modifying the boot kernel and fstab file in the VM, 2) shutting down the VM, 3) changing the vm.cfg file in dom0 to use HVM mode and replace disk references, and 4) testing and starting up the converted VM.

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    Procedures to covert PV-VM to PVHVM domU (rev2)
    ===============================================

    1. login as root to the VM and change the default boot kernel to PVHVM
    - Modifying /boot/grub/grub.conf
    (set "default=0" in most of the cases)
    - Modify /etc/fstab
    Replace "sdxx" to "xvdxx"
    2. Shutdown the VM from VMAC GUI.
    3. login to the one of the dom0 of the serverpool with root privilage
    4. Change the following in /OVS/running_pool/xxxx_<hostname>/vm.cfg file
    - comment out " bootloader = '/usr/bin/pygrub' "
    - Add the following:
    builder = 'hvm'
    device_model = '/usr/lib/xen/bin/qemu-dm'
    kernel = '/usr/lib/xen/boot/hvmloader'
    - If the VM is 32bit, set "timer_mode = 0"
    - Replace all "sdx" to "xvdx" in the disk field
    5. Test the changes with "xm create -n /OVS/running_pool/xxxx_<hostname>/vm.cfg"
    6. If everything is ok, startup the VM via VMAC.

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