Greetings, A question came up a couple days ago on the users list about provisioning Windows VMs with Virtio enabled on KVM: http://markmail.org/thread/g42vr63dolaa56yv
The workaround mentioned was to set the OS Type to "Other PV". This seems non-optimal. Is there a better solution? Or is this a bug/enhancement? Looking around at the source, isGuestPVEnabled() seems to have a hard coded list of guest OS which will get virtio provisioned by default. No Windows OS's are in the list, presumably because the virtio drivers don't ship natively with Windows. Is there some other way to control what type of virtual NIC and disk controller hardware gets provisioned on a per-VM or per-template basis? Regards, - Chris
