Accessing input information

Accessing input information

[Muhammed Aydin]

Dear KVM list,

I was wondering where I might be able to access the inputs to KVM
within the code. For example, we can change the amount of memory with
the -m flag, and we can specify a different image when we call KVM,

sudo /usr/local/kvm/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 ubuntu.img -m 1024 (just 2
inputs, but I would like to access all of those used in any VM).

I have been able to identify and implement within in the code the
places where I need KVM to stop and perform some other actions for me
if I need it to, but I would also like to send this information (the
inputs I mentioned)  to another process to complete my modifications.
However I have been unable to locate where this information is within
the code which might be easily accessed. I thought it would be easy
but having spent quite some time on this, I haven't been able to find
what I am looking for. I am hoping the list might be an easier option
in this case.

All the best,

Muhammed

[Qemu-devel] Accessing input information

[Muhammed Aydin]

Dear QEMU list,

I actually emailed this to the KVM list, forgetting that my question
mostly concerns QEMU (1.1-rc4). I was wondering where I might be able
to access the inputs to KVM-QEMU
within the code. For example, we can change the amount of memory with
the -m flag, and we can specify a different image as an input, such as:

sudo /usr/local/kvm/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 ubuntu.img -m 1024 (just 2
inputs, but I would like to access all of those used in any VM).

I have been able to identify and implement within in the code the
places where I need KVM-QEMU to stop and perform some other actions for me
if I need it to, but I would also like to send this information (the
inputs I mentioned)  to another process to complete my changes.
However I have been unable to locate where this information is within
the code which might be easily accessed. I thought it would be easy
but having spent quite some time on this, I haven't been able to find
what I am looking for. I am hoping the list might be an easier option
in this case.

All the best,

Muhammed