<br /> <strong>Booting the VMVirtual Machine</strong><br />Currently there seems to be an issue while running SELinux and Arm emulation under libvirt management. To bypass this problem, issue the command <br /> “setenforce 0”.<br /><br />The virtual machine should now be bootable and can be accessed using the virt-manager tool located (Applications>System Tools>Virtual Machine Manager)<br /><br />Or from the command line: virsh start arm1<br /><br />Alternatively, you can access the graphical display using the virt-viewer command: virt-viewer arm1<br /><br /> <strong>Creating Additional ARM Virtual Machines</strong><br /><br />In order to create additional ARM virtual machines:<br /> Make a new copy of the arm1.img file under a different name in /var/lib/libvirt/images<br /> Edit the XML, making the following changes:<br />

2. Change the image filename (in the source tag in the devices section) to point to the new image file you just created.<pbr />Use virsh define nameOfXMLFile to define the new VM from the modified XML file.<br /p>