Hi Again Daniel,
1) Will we have a choice such as "generic virtio enabled distribution" in the Linux os variants?
2) If we are installing Windows and then we'll install KVM paravirtual virtio drivers, how shall we do?
3) What if a generic distro is installed without virtio first, but then can become virtio-enabled by an initrd configuration file?
Thanks a lot,
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Emre
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks for the response. I understand the design decision. As you know, there are many distributions around, and not all are listed in the OS Type&Variant, such as my virtio supported distro Pardus. May I ask:Our design paradigm / goal is not to provide this kind of level of
detail in the UI. The choice of IDE vs SCSI vs VirtIO vs Xen PV is
determined automatically when you choose the OS Type & OS Variant.
eg, if you choose Fedora >= 9, then we know that we should use VirtIO.
1) Will we have a choice such as "generic virtio enabled distribution" in the Linux os variants?
2) If we are installing Windows and then we'll install KVM paravirtual virtio drivers, how shall we do?
3) What if a generic distro is installed without virtio first, but then can become virtio-enabled by an initrd configuration file?
Thanks a lot,
--
Emre
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