Great news everyone!
I did it!
OK, so here is what I did.
I installed Virtual Machine Manager on CentOS 6.5
http://virt-manager.org/
I created a VM with the following settings:
Import existing disk image
Point it to the .qcow2 image
Memory 4096, CPUs 1
-Forward.
This will attempt to boot the image, but it will not boot.
Go to Virtual Machine details, and edit the following parameters:
Memory; ensure 512-4096 is available.
IDE Disk -> Advanced options: Storage format: qcow2
You can now start the VM.
It will try PXE boot before it stops with SYSLinux -> SROS VM -> Booting ...
It seems nothing happens.
Open a terminal.
[root@centos ~]# virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------------------------
19 SR120R4 running
21 TEST running
[root@centos ~]# virsh console TEST
Connected to domain TEST
Escape character is ^]
Login: admin
Password:
This simulation software is the property of Alcatel. It may not
be sold, leased, loaned or licensed to any non-Alcatel entity.
A:vRR#
On a other terminal:
[root@centos qemu]# virsh console SR120R4
Connected to domain SR120R4
Escape character is ^]
Login:
Login: admin
Password:
This simulation software is the property of Alcatel. It may not
be sold, leased, loaned or licensed to any non-Alcatel entity.
A:vRR#
[root@centos qemu]# virsh console SR120R4
Connected to domain SR120R4
Escape character is ^]
Login:
Login: admin
Password:
This simulation software is the property of Alcatel. It may not
be sold, leased, loaned or licensed to any non-Alcatel entity.
A:vRR#
[root@centos qemu]# virsh console SR120R4
Connected to domain SR120R4
Escape character is ^]
Login:
Login: admin
Password:
This simulation software is the property of Alcatel. It may not
be sold, leased, loaned or licensed to any non-Alcatel entity.
A:vRR#
Next step will be to try to get networking up as well.
