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As for getting the latest virt packages, you have a few options: | As for getting the latest virt packages, you have a few options: | ||
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=== Virt Test Day Live CD === | === Virt Test Day Live CD === | ||
There's a Fedora 20 live CD image that already has all the required virtualization packages installed (though you should still <code>yum update</code> after booting). You will probably want a good amount of RAM if using this option (greater than 4G) since you'll be using RAM for both a VM and running the live OS. | There's a Fedora 20 live CD image that already has all the required virtualization packages installed (though you should still <code>yum update</code> after booting). You will probably want a good amount of RAM if using this option (greater than 4G) since you'll be using RAM for both a VM and running the live OS. | ||
* Get the image: <code>wget -c http://fedorapeople.org/groups/ | * Get the image: <code>wget -c http://fedorapeople.org/groups/qa/testday-20130528-x86_64.iso</code> | ||
* For Live CD or USB setup instructions, see: [[FedoraLiveCD#Download_and_Create_Live_image_or_Live_USB]] | * For Live CD or USB setup instructions, see: [[FedoraLiveCD#Download_and_Create_Live_image_or_Live_USB]] | ||
* If you have a really beefy machine, you can probably run the Live CD in a VM using nested virtualization! (see instructions below) | * If you have a really beefy machine, you can probably run the Live CD in a VM using nested virtualization! (see instructions below) | ||
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=== Fedora 20 on a physical machine === | === Fedora 20 on a physical machine === | ||