Hi,
(All of the below is on my new test server. Nothing critical was harmed.)
This is a newbies perspective.
Where do the ISOs go?
I fist copied my ISO to /SMBshare/ISO/ folder. That did not work (ACL). So I used the Upload feature and Installation did work. However, as soon as I removed the ISO path from the CDROM I got: error: internal error cannot load AppArmor profile 'libvirt-....' on boot. I put the ISO path back, but that only got me back into the installer.
I deleted the CDROM and it worked, i.e.: the VM is working. I do not mind, but is there an "eject" button I am missing?
Should there not be an ISO folder on the virtualization page? I guess it simple enough to create a ISO-dataset, share it and copy ISOs, but I do not understand ACL yet... Can anyone can share a recipe?
Where does the ISO upload live? The CDROM path: /ubuntu-20.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso. But if I "browse" for some other ISO it changes to /mnt/wdmirror/... (It's a mirror of WD HDDs). Is it inside the VM zvol?
(All of the below is on my new test server. Nothing critical was harmed.)
This is a newbies perspective.
Where do the ISOs go?
I fist copied my ISO to /SMBshare/ISO/ folder. That did not work (ACL). So I used the Upload feature and Installation did work. However, as soon as I removed the ISO path from the CDROM I got: error: internal error cannot load AppArmor profile 'libvirt-....' on boot. I put the ISO path back, but that only got me back into the installer.
I deleted the CDROM and it worked, i.e.: the VM is working. I do not mind, but is there an "eject" button I am missing?
Should there not be an ISO folder on the virtualization page? I guess it simple enough to create a ISO-dataset, share it and copy ISOs, but I do not understand ACL yet... Can anyone can share a recipe?
Where does the ISO upload live? The CDROM path: /ubuntu-20.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso. But if I "browse" for some other ISO it changes to /mnt/wdmirror/... (It's a mirror of WD HDDs). Is it inside the VM zvol?
