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> it's
> used because of a bad design,
It's not a bad design, it's the *right* design. Being able to rescue a guest
that can't boot without resorting to a rescue cd boot of the guest vm is a
worthwhile goal and this is part of that. The two alternative designs (guest
code in guest vm, guest code in host vm) were both shown to be inferior designs
(the first because the guest vm might not be bootable and requires booting up
the guest vm which is highly undesirable if the user is simply attempting an
offline modification of the vm, the second because that's a huge gaping
security cluster fuck).
> not because it's necessary.
It's just as necessary as any of the other rescue tools we put on rescue CDs.
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Doug Ledford <dledf...@redhat.com>
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