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From: Ruslan K <rus...@active.by>
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Subject: How to boot a virtual machine created from public stemcells
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Hello
Public stemcell contains the raw disk (or volume) image. This image 
contains the OS + agent, but does not contains boot loader. This image may 
not be used directly to run the virtual machine. As I see.
Questions:
1. How do I get the disk to start the virtual machine from a stem cell? 
(The Upload_stemcall method does not contains the necessary commands. I 
found only the following shell-command:  tar-xzf image-O root.img | dd of = 
...)
2. Boot Record, and other transformations occur during the deployment?
3. The public stemcell is not intended to create a virtual machine?
Thanks!

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<div>Hello</div><div>Public stemcell contains the raw disk (or volume) image. This image contains the OS + agent, but does not contains boot loader. This image may not be used directly to run the virtual machine. As I see.</div><div>Questions:</div><div>1. How do I get the disk to start the virtual machine from a stem cell? (The Upload_stemcall method does not contains the&nbsp;necessary commands.&nbsp;I found only the following shell-command: &nbsp;tar-xzf image-O root.img | dd of = ...)</div><div>2. Boot Record, and other transformations occur during the deployment?</div><div>3. The public stemcell is not intended to create a virtual machine?</div><div>Thanks!</div>
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