client/tests/kvm/base.cfg.sample

# Copy this file to base.cfg and edit it.
#
# Define the objects we'll be using
vms = vm1
vm_type = kvm
images = image1
cdroms = cd1
nics = nic1
monitors = humanmonitor1
main_monitor = humanmonitor1
monitor_type_humanmonitor1 = human
monitor_type = human
main_vm = vm1

# Location of the qemu programs. You can refer to absolute paths here.
qemu_binary = qemu
qemu_img_binary = qemu-img

# Default VM params
# Number of processors
smp = 1

# Memory
mem = 1024

# Hard disk
image_size = 10G
image_raw_device = no
drive_index_image1 = 0
drive_cache = none

# Cdrom drive index
drive_index_cd1 = 1

# Display
display = vnc

# If display = spice, you can set specific spice stuff here
qxl = on
qxl_dev_nr = 1
spice = disable-ticketing

# NIC parameters
nic_mode = tap
# By default we use libvirt's bridge
bridge = virbr0
run_tcpdump = yes

# Some preprocessor/postprocessor params
start_vm = yes
kill_vm = no
kill_vm_gracefully = yes
kill_unresponsive_vms = yes

# Screendump thread params
convert_ppm_files_to_png_on_error = yes
keep_ppm_files = no
keep_ppm_files_on_error = no
take_regular_screendumps = yes
keep_screendumps_on_error = yes
screendump_delay = 5
screendump_quality = 30
screendump_temp_dir = /dev/shm
screendump_verbose = no

# Default remote shell port (SSH under linux)
shell_port = 22

# Default scheduler params
used_cpus = 1
used_mem = 512

# Port redirections
redirs = remote_shell
guest_port_remote_shell = 22

# Profilers
profilers = kvm_stat

# Timeouts
login_timeout = 360

# NFS directory of guest images
images_good = fileserver.foo.com:/autotest/images_good

# NICs
variants:
    - @rtl8139:
        nic_model = rtl8139
        no ethtool
        jumbo:
            mtu = 1500
    - e1000:
        nic_model = e1000
        jumbo:
            mtu = 16110
        ethtool:
            # gso gro lro is only supported by latest kernel
            supported_features = "tx rx sg tso gso gro lro"
    - virtio_net:
        nic_model = virtio
        # You can add advanced attributes on nic_extra_params such as mrg_rxbuf
        #nic_extra_params =
        # You can add advanced attributes through netdev_extra_params
        # such as sndbuf, as an example, you can uncomment the
        # following lines to enable the vhost support ( only available
        # for tap )
        #netdev_extra_params = "vhost=on"
        jumbo:
            mtu = 65520
        ethtool:
            supported_features = "tx sg tso gso"
        whql.submission.device.net:
            test_device = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter$
            # Device selection for the NDISTest client machine
            dp_regex_testdev = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter$
            dp_regex_clientmsgdev = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter #2$
            dp_regex_clientsupportdev = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter #3$
            # Device selection for the NDISTest server machine
            dp_regex_servermsgdev = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter$
            dp_regex_serversupportdev = VirtIO Ethernet Adapter #2$

variants:
    - @up:
        no autotest.npb autotest.tsc
    - smp2:
        smp = 2
        used_cpus = 2
        stress_boot: used_cpus = 10
        timedrift.with_load: used_cpus = 100

variants:
    - @ide:
        drive_format=ide
    - scsi:
        drive_format=scsi
    - virtio_blk:
        drive_format=virtio
        # Some older qemu might need image_boot=yes for virtio images to work.
        # Please uncomment the below if that is the case.
        #image_boot=yes
    - ahci:
        drive_format=ahci
        cd_format=ahci
    - usb.stick:
        drive_format=usb2
    - usb.cdrom:
        cd_format=usb2

variants:
    - @qcow2:
        image_format = qcow2
        check_image = yes
    - vmdk:
        no ioquit
        image_format = vmdk
    - raw:
        no ioquit
        image_format = raw

variants:
    - @smallpages:
    - hugepages:
        setup_hugepages = yes
        extra_params += " -mem-path /mnt/kvm_hugepage"

variants:
    - @no_pci_assignable:
        pci_assignable = no
    - pf_assignable:
        pci_assignable = pf
        device_names = eth1
    - vf_assignable:
        pci_assignable = vf
        # Driver (kernel module) that supports SR-IOV hardware.
        # As of today (30-11-2009), we have 2 drivers for this type of hardware:
        # Intel® 82576 Gigabit Ethernet Controller - igb
        # Neterion® X3100™ - vxge
        driver = igb
        # Driver option to specify the maximum number of virtual functions
        # (on vxge the option is , for example, is max_config_dev)
        # the default below is for the igb driver
        driver_option = "max_vfs=7"
        # Number of devices that are going to be requested.
        devices_requested = 7