Steps to Reproduce:
$ virt-manager
(Enter Password)
New VM - Default/ WinXP/4G HDD/512RAM/1CPU
OK -> Error: SELinux blocks the VM from being created
Actual results:
SELinux interrupts the creation of the VM. Turning off the SELinux enforcement by running the following command:
# setenforce Permissive
Afterwards, the installation of XP from the CD-ROM works until the second portion of the installation where the CD-ROM disconnected itself and is no longer able to reconnect.
Expected results:
-SELinux should not block the action of creating a VM
-CD-ROM should be statically set to the machine. This is still a bug.
I am still experiencing the disappearance of the CD-ROM after a reboot, even after testing in Rawhide. As well SELinux blocks the creation of a VM.
Description of problem:
I have reported a few bugs over the use of virt-manager.
1) Bug 464829 - Virtual Machine CD-ROM disappears on its own - kvm virt-manager /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=464829
https:/
Solution: Upgrade to virtinst-0.400.0
2) Bug 467896 - Cannot create virtual machine in virt-manager 0.6.0-2 /bugzilla. redhat. com/show_ bug.cgi? id=467896 virtinst- 0.400.0- 3.fc10
https:/
Solution: Upgrade to python-
Now I am experiencing an issue where SELinux is not allowing me to create a VM unless it is turned off.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Fedora release 9.92 (Rawhide) 3-27.rc1. fc10.i686
Linux Kernel 2.6.27.
virt-manager- 0.6.0-2. fc10.i386 0.4.6-3. fc10.i386 9.1-10. fc10.i386 virtinst- 0.400.0- 3.fc10. noarch
libvirt-
kvm-74-4.fc10.i386
qemu-0.
python-
Steps to Reproduce:
$ virt-manager
(Enter Password)
New VM - Default/ WinXP/4G HDD/512RAM/1CPU
OK -> Error: SELinux blocks the VM from being created
Actual results:
SELinux interrupts the creation of the VM. Turning off the SELinux enforcement by running the following command:
# setenforce Permissive
Afterwards, the installation of XP from the CD-ROM works until the second portion of the installation where the CD-ROM disconnected itself and is no longer able to reconnect.
Expected results:
-SELinux should not block the action of creating a VM
-CD-ROM should be statically set to the machine. This is still a bug.