John Summerfield wrote:
Sam Folk-Williams wrote:
Aaron Metzger wrote:
I am trying to migrate my virtualization infrastructure from a pure
Xen implementation to the more versatile Fedora virt-manager Xen/KVM
environment. While doing this, I have hit some snags related to
areas in which pure Xen documentation no longer applies due to the
presence of lib-virt et al.
First a minor comment on the Fedora8VirtQuickStart (draft I know):
The section:
Building a Fedora Guest System using `virt-manager`
no longer applies because between Fedora 7 and Fedora 8 there no
longer appears to be a "New" button or a "File New" option in
virt-manager. It would appear that the only way to create a DomU is
by way of virt-install.
The doc needs updating. I did some updating this weekend. The button
is not as obvious now but it is still there (you have to right-click
on the hypervisor to see the "New" option. I'm not sure why this
changed, but I have updated that bit.
That's bizarre. According to the web site, you employed "UI Interface
Designers."
I think you need new designers, that's far from intuitive.
Lucky for us they are happy to take suggestions and improve!
Figured this out - They had to remove the global new button, because the
UI now allows multiple hypervisor connections. So you need to be able to
have a new button that is linked to a specific connection. The button is
now there for each hypervisor on the right side. I didn't see the button
before. If you right-click, that's a second way to access it. I don't
think it will be too hard to make the button more obvious.
-Sam
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