Radek Hladik wrote:
Cole Robinson napsal(a):
Subhendu Ghosh wrote:
Bryan Kearney wrote:
Cole Robinson wrote:
Bryan Kearney wrote:
Cole Robinson wrote:
Hi all,
Also the wizard should support multiple NICs and disks - perhaps from
step 5 - be able to launch sub-wizards to add nic and add disk?
I think such a process would add non-trivial complication to the UI for
a rather niche case. For a user wanting a multi nic or disk configured
VM, I would point them at virt-install which easily scales in this
respect. Extra NICs could also be added post install, since I would
think only one would be required for the install process.
My opinion is that this can be solved by some sort of "do not start the
VM and open VM details for fine tuning" option. I am not sure where I've
seen this (VMWare ESX maybe?) but the last page of the wizard contained
checkboxes like "start machine now" and "edit VM details after closing
the wizard". With reasonable default values you can satisfy both
advanced user and a "just to be done" user in a straight-forward way.
Radek
Radek's option seems to make good sense. It also has the added benefit of
being able to create a VM but not starting it and containing the complexity of
the wizard.
This actually leads to another question:
If we select PXE, do subsequent reboots also enable PXE? or is PXE only enable
for the install?
Can we have systems that will always run PXE? eg, stateless/diskless VMs?
-subhendu
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Red Hat
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