virsh:tldr:0ef55
virsh: Delete a running guest.
$ virsh destroy ${guest_id} && virsh undefine ${guest_id}
try on your machine
This command is a combination of two separate commands:
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virsh destroy ${guest_id}: This command is used to forcefully stop the execution of a virtual machine with the specified${guest_id}. The${guest_id}parameter represents the unique identifier or name of the virtual machine. -
virsh undefine ${guest_id}: This command is used to remove the definition of a virtual machine with the specified${guest_id}. It eliminates the configuration settings and specifications associated with the virtual machine.
The && operator is used to combine these two commands in a single line. It ensures that the second command (virsh undefine ${guest_id}) is executed only if the first command (virsh destroy ${guest_id}) is successful.
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.