thanks,I'm appreciated for you.

and i tell something problem I meet now, wants to know how the community to resolve it.

I'm an system enginner in icbc.recently,i'm study how to use kvm to implement the x86 server virtualization in testing&developing environment,to replace the vmware vsphere.

But when i download virt-manager,qemu,etc source code,and to compile it,i met the dependency problems.My system platform is SLES11SP3,its software packages are often older than the community's demand.

the following problems,how are you to resolve it .

Thanks.

On 03/10/2014 08:14 PM, 铁甲流浪狗 wrote:
> hello,please help me,thanks.
>
>
> i download libvirt1.1.3.4 tarball opensouce,and use following commands to build&compile it.
> ./configure

Without any other options to configure, this defaults to creating
binaries that will be installed in /usr/local/.


>
> openstack:/etc/rc.d # service libvirtd status
> service: no such service libvirtd

However, if you have not taken steps to reflect configuration in
/usr/local over to your init system (whether systemd or older), then it
is not registered as a service.

The usual fix is to use options to ./configure to force the installation
into system paths such as /usr, rather than the default, or to take
steps on your own to create a service registration that can fire off
something installed in /usr/local.

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