The prlctl set
command can be used to modify some of the virtual machine configuration parameters, including virtual CPU availability, RAM and video memory size, startup and shutdown options, and some others.
Syntax
prlctl set ID|name [--cpus number] [--memsize number]
[--videosize number] [--description description]
[--autostart on|off|auto] [--autostart-delay number]
[--autostop stop|suspend]
[--start-as-user administrator|owner|user:passwd]
Parameters
Name |
Description |
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Target virtual machine ID. |
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Target virtual machine name. |
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Number of virtual CPUs in the virtual machine. If the host has more than one CPU, this option allows to set the number of virtual CPUs to be available in the virtual machine. |
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The amount of memory (RAM) available to the virtual machine, in megabytes. |
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The amount of video memory available to the virtual machine graphics card. |
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Short description of the virtual machine. |
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Defines the virtual machine start-up options:
If you set this option to |
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Sets the time delay used during the virtual machine automatic startup. |
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Sets the automatic shutdown mode for the specified virtual machine:
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Specifies the account to use to autostart the virtual machine:
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