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→Example virt-install Command
virt-install --name myWinXP --ram 512 --disk path=/tmp/winxp.img,size=6 \
--network network:default --vnc --os-variant winxp --cdrom /dev/sr0
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Once the guest system has been created, the ''virt-viewer'' screen will appear containing the operating system installer loaded from the specified installation media:
Follow the standard installation procedure for the guest operating system.
== Summary ==
In the chapter we have looked at the steps necessary to create a KVM Virtual System using the ''virt-install'' command line tool.
Once the installation is completed the next step is to learn how to administer KVM virtual systems system. This can be achieved the graphical ''virt-manager'' tool. (see [[Managing and Monitoring Fedora based KVM Guest Systems]]).
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