| 180 | | On physical hosts, kvm-manager will start using systemd instead of runit to manage guests. |
| 181 | | |
| 182 | | So, instead of commands like `sv stop <guest>` and `sv start <guest>`, in stretch we will use `systemctl start km@<guest>` and `systemctl stop km@<guest>` and `systemctl disable km@<guest>`. Note - we are using a systemd template file (/etc/systemd/system/km@.service) - that's why we have an @ sign in the service name - the part between the @ sign and the period is the name of the guest. |
| | 180 | On physical hosts, kvm-manager will start using systemd instead of runit to manage guests. See [wiki:kvm-manager the kvm-manager page for details]. |
