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NOTE:Virtualbox doesn't like KVM to be enabled

## Prerequires

To check if you're kernel can run kvm :

    # kvm_ok or kvm-ok command (on Ubuntu at least)
    kvm_ok
    # or look for vmx or svm in /proc/cpuinfo
    egrep '^flags.*(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo

The modules needed are the following : kvm, kvm_intel or kvm-amd.

## Define a new box

The workflow to create a box is almost the same as with the Virtualbox
provider (and others).

## Options

There is currently few options supported :

1. **network_type**: the type of network used by this box on libvirt. It could
   be either _network_ (for using the default network) or _bridge_.
2. **network_bridge_name**: the name of the bridge. It is used just in case
   **network_type** is set to _bridge_.
3. **pool_name**: the _storage_ pool name to be used when creating the box. If
   not specified, the default one is used. _Note: it is currently not working
   with the current fog version (1.7.0) but should be fixed as soon as the fog
   gem is released_.

## Notes

Remove modules:

    rmmod kvm_intel
    rmmod kvm

Version data entries

5 entries across 5 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
veewee-0.3.6	doc/kvm.md
veewee-0.3.5	doc/kvm.md
veewee-0.3.4	doc/kvm.md
veewee-0.3.3	doc/kvm.md
veewee-0.3.2	doc/kvm.md