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krunvm: Change a specific image.

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$ krunvm changevm --cpus ${number_of_vcpus} --mem ${memory_in_megabytes} --name "${new_vm_name}" "${current_vm_name}"

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This command is using the "krunvm" command-line tool to change the configuration of a virtual machine (VM).

Here is a breakdown of the command:

krunvm: This is the command-line tool used to interact with virtual machines in some kind of virtualization or containerization environment.
changevm: This is a specific command or action within the "krunvm" tool to modify the configuration of a VM.
--cpus ${number_of_vcpus}: This option specifies the number of virtual CPUs (vCPUs) allocated to the VM. "${number_of_vcpus}" is a placeholder indicating that the actual desired number of vCPUs must be provided.
--mem ${memory_in_megabytes}: This option specifies the amount of memory allocated to the VM, specified in megabytes. "${memory_in_megabytes}" is a placeholder indicating that the actual desired memory size must be provided.
--name "${new_vm_name}": This option specifies the new name for the VM. "${new_vm_name}" is a placeholder indicating that the desired new name for the VM must be provided.
"${current_vm_name}": This parameter specifies the current name of the VM that you want to change its configuration.

In summary, this command is changing the configuration of a virtual machine by specifying the desired number of CPUs, memory size, and a new name for the VM.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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