Hi, Hugh and Dan > > Hi there. > > > > I still prefer the idea of leaving the CDROM mounted because the > > heuristic we use to determine if a Windows guest is being installed is a > > big hack, and because we don't use that code at all in virt-manager and > > I would like the cdrom to stay mounted by default in virt-manager > > installs as well. > > > > However, if the earlier behavior is useful to anyone, I'd be happy to > > take a patch for a virtinst argument that would direct virtinst not to > > include the cdrom device in the post-install guest description. > > How about leaving the CDROM device itself always attached, but not having > any file (media) associated with it. That would keep the simplicity of > always doing the same config for all OS, while still allowing people to > use 'xm block-configure' for Windows guests to add the CDROM again. The above-mentioned idea just corresponds to the state before correction. Although Windows may be unique compared with other OS's, the user can enough continue installation by using xm block-configure. > On a side note, we really need a 'xm block-configure' equivalent API in > libvirt, so that we can do CDROM media changes from the virt-manager GUI > and virsh, for both KVM & Xen. I think so, too. Thanks, Nobuhiro Itou. _______________________________________________ et-mgmt-tools mailing list et-mgmt-tools@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/et-mgmt-tools
