3 Installation and Settings
Installation
- Linux RPM – installation on RedHat-like systems,
- Linux DEB – installation on Debian-like systems,
- Trial – Windows – installation on Windows 10.
Standard, Premium and Enterprise Installation
3.1 Trial – Linux RPM
I.e. RedHat, CentOS, Fedora, Oracle Linux.
For CentOS 8 firstly install required packages from powertools repo:
sudo dnf -y install dnf-plugins-core
sudo dnf config-manager --set-enabled powertools
sudo dnf install --enablerepo=powertools snappy-devel
Get the package for your OS from https://www.evltool.com/downloads and
tar xvf evl-qvd-utils-trial.*.rpm.tar
sudo dnf install ./evl-utils-2.8*.noarch.rpm
sudo dnf install ./evl-tool-2.8*.x86_64.rpm
sudo dnf install ./evl-qvd-utils-2.8*.x86_64.rpm
Then to initiate the installation for current user by
/opt/evl/bin/evl --init
3.2 Trial – Linux DEB
I.e. Ubuntu, Debian, etc.
Get the package from https://www.evltool.com/downloads and
tar xvf evl-qvd-utils-trial.ubuntu.*.deb.tar
sudo apt install ./evl-utils_2.8*_all.deb
sudo apt install ./evl-tool_2.8*_amd64.deb
sudo apt install ./evl-qvd-utils_2.8*_amd64.deb
Then initiate the installation for current user by
/opt/evl/bin/evl --init
3.3 Trial – Windows
Get the zip package from https://www.evltool.com/downloads and unzip it into some folder.
For simple graphical user interface run qvd-utils.ps1 in PowerShell.
There are also PowerShell scripts csv2qvd.ps1 and qvd2csv.ps1 to run conversions programatically from command line.
3.4 Standard, Premium and Enterprise Installation
After purchase appropriate version, a key file is available at https://www.evltool.com/downloads. Just place this key file:
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on Linux systems as
/opt/evl/etc/evl_license_key -
on Windows system just (re)place the key file as
QVD-Utils-Windows/libexec/evl_license_keyin the folder where the zip with QVD Utils was unzipped.
There is also possibility to set up RPM repository to get the latest version by regular system updates:
sudo dnf update
just ask support@evltool.com for details.