This is option is supposed to turn off Auto USB redirection feature
rather than USB redirection support. So adding 'auto' make it clearer.
And add its docs to manpage.
The '--default-graphics' option of 'setup.py configure' only affects
virt-manager, but not virt-install. This should be unified, so this
patch checks whether default_graphics taken from the cli is supported
and uses that option.
Resolves: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=912615
There was an example for USB controller, but to show all the
sub-options, there was the master= option used without extra
information about the fact that it is used for companion controllers
only. So this patch adds second example in front of the previous one
and re-words the description a little bit.
Kind of a maintenance pain, and it's just poorly duplicating info
from the git logs. We could autogenerate this but I don't really
have the interest in figuring it out. Patches welcome :)
-c maps to --cdrom for virt-install, but for other libvirt tools like
virsh it maps to --connect.
Handle -c and --cdrom a little differently: if -c contains '://',
error out with an explanation. User can work around it by using
--cdrom. This could in theory break some users, but the change they
make will be backwards compatible.
And drop a whole bunch of legacy dbus fallback stuff. Now that we
are bumping the host dependencies to very recent gtk, none of the
back compat should matter.
Sparse logical volumes are supported by libvirt, but only in case the
user takes care of the reallocation, which is not what virt-install
and virt-manager users want. This patch defaults the logical volumes
to non-sparse ones and makes sure allocation is always equal to
capacity for such volumes.
Signed-off-by: Martin Kletzander <mkletzan@redhat.com>
Despite being a known quantity, autotools is so overkill for our needs,
so let's drop it and replace it with a much simpler and easy to customize
system.
Cole Robinson