README.md in vbox-ng-0.1.3 vs README.md in vbox-ng-1.0.0
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-vbox-ng
+vbox-ng [](http://secure.travis-ci.org/zed-0xff/vbox-ng) [](https://gemnasium.com/zed-0xff/vbox-ng)
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Description
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A comfortable way of doing common VirtualBox tasks.
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COMMANDS:
start, pause, resume, reset, poweroff, savestate,
acpipowerbutton, acpisleepbutton, clone, delete, show, snapshots
OPTIONS:
- -g, --[no-]glob (default: auto) assume <vm_name> is a wildcard,
- and run on multiple VMs.
- All glob(7) patterns like *,?,[a-z] are supported
- plus additional pattern {1-20} which matches
- a sequence of numbers: 1,2,3,...,19,20
+ -g, --[no-]glob assume <vm_name> is a wildcard & run on multiple VMs.
+ All glob(7) patterns are supported plus additional
+ pattern "{1-20}" - expands to a sequence: 1,2,3,...,19,20
-n, --dry-run do not change anything, just print commands to be invoked
-v, --verbose increase verbosity
- -c, --clones N clone: make N clones
+ -N, --clones N clone: make N clones
-S, --snapshot MODE clone: use LAST shapshot or make NEW
+ --name NAME clone: name for the clone VM
-H, --headless start: start VM in headless mode
-h, --help show this message
EXAMPLES:
vbox -v - list VMs with memory and dir sizes
vbox "d{1-10}" list - list only VMs named 'd1','d2','d3',...,'d10'
vbox "test*" start - start VMs which name starts with 'test'
- vbox "v[ace]" cpus=2 - set 'number of cpus'=2 on VMs named 'va','vc','ve'
+ vbox "v[ace]" cpus=2 acpi=on - set number of cpus & ACPI on VMs named 'va','vc','ve'
vbox d0 - list all parameters of VM named 'd0'
vbox d0 clone -c 10 -S last - make 10 new linked clones of vm 'd0' using the
latest hdd snapshot, if any
vbox d0 clone -c 10 -S new - make ONE new shapshot of VM 'd0' and then make
10 new clones linked to this snapshot