On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 02:16:51PM -0400, Daniel Veillard wrote:
On Fri, May 11, 2007 at 06:42:10PM +0900, Masayuki Sunou wrote:
> Hi
>
> I understood as follows.
>
> * There is no problem in a proposal 1 and a proposal 2
> * It is better that the user can choose use of XML and use of command-option
> by the situation
>
> Therefore, I want to add both proposal 1 and proposal 2 to virsh.
> There is no problem in this opinion?
>
> And, I am going to correct about naming.
> vif --> interface
> vbd --> disk
That would be excellent !
Jet-lag and lack of sleep made me confuse the vif and vbd in the name with
actual arguments. Changing the names is fine, maybe we can get better
words: maybe add-netif/remove-netif instead of just using 'interface'
which is very generic, and maybe using add-block/remove-block instead of
disk, some devices may actually not be disk (e.g. tape drive), but it's
just a minor suggestion.
I disagree. We alread use 'interface' and 'disk' in the XML description
of devices, so its better to keep consistent terminology IMHO. tap, floppy,
cdrom, harddisk are all just sub-types of disk - which we deal with by
using the 'device' attribute in the <disk> element.
Regards,
Dan
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