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With Virtual Machine Manager ( http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com) we can create and administrate our KVM just following the steps of the application. It's a graphical way to create the vm's instead do it with commands in the terminal. But we can install a vm with the command virt-install with the parameters we want.
To create them we have to do it from localhost (QEMU) not from localhost (QEMU Usermode)
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Now we are going to explain the setting of the differents vm's.
VM1 (Windows XP pro SP2 x86)
- Memory RAM : 512 MB
- CPU's : 1
- Storage : 8 GB VM2 (Linux Ubuntu 10.04 32bit)* Memory RAM : 512 MB
- CPU's : 1
- Storage : 8 GB Once we have create the vm's, we checked if the virtual conection works and if there was any problem of usability, but in both
vm's everything was ok.