Am 08.10.2012 23:28, schrieb Eric Blake:
This is a question for virt-manager, which is a package built on
top of libvirt, and maintained on the virt-tools-list(a)redhat.com
[cc'd, in case someone wants to add more details to this thread].
That said, my understanding is that the only use virt-manager makes
of these designations is knowing in advance whether your guest is
able to support virtio out of the box (newer Linux builds do, older
ones don't), to know whether to expose the disk image to the guest
as virtio (faster) or as scsi (slower, but portable to more
guests). Choosing other/generic is always safe, if you later want
to tweak things to see if virtio was supported after all.
Thanks for your feedback and the information.
Changed my VM yesterday and did some other configuration ... I will
see how my customer likes the current setup.
Otherwise I will return to virt-tools-list(a)redhat.com for more
questions ...
Stefan