Releases: giovtorres/kvm-install-vm
Releases · giovtorres/kvm-install-vm
v0.10.10
Added Fedora 32 to list of distributions (#63) * Added Fedora32 to list of distributions * Updating readme to reflect current output.
v0.10.9
Implement qcow2 backing file feature (#61) * Implement qcow2 backing file feature Signed-off-by: Zasda Yusuf Mikail <zasdaym@gmail.com> * Disable qemu-img output message Signed-off-by: Zasda Yusuf Mikail <zasdaym@gmail.com> * Remove unnecessary argument on disk creation Signed-off-by: Zasda Yusuf Mikail <zasdaym@gmail.com>
v0.10.8
Fix ubuntu2004 disk resize (#62) Use the `qemu-img resize` command to resize ubuntu 20.04, as is done for ubuntu 18.04 This fixes the error on boot: Booting form Hard Disk... error: unknown filesystem. Entering resue mode... grub rescue> Also use `qemu-img resize` on ubuntu 16.04, so all versions of ubuntu use this method.
v0.10.7
Add support for Ubuntu 20.04 "Focal Fossa" (#58)
v0.10.6
add fix for debian10 cloud init issue; #57 (#59)
v0.10.5
Debian10 (#53) * Add os variant for opensuse15 * Add support for debian10 "Buster"
v0.10.4
Always print MAC address for created VM (#52) It's useful in case if you're using bridge or IP address can't be obtained for some other reason.
v0.10.3
Check os-variant before starting vm (#54) Check the osinfo-db is not too old, and if so issue an error message to explain how to upgrade the osinfo-db. The osinfo-db provided by package managers tend to lag the upstream libosinfo project. This makes it harder to support new os versions when your kvm is running on something like CentOS or Ubuntu LTS. Fortunately the libosinfo project provides downloads and a tool to import the osinfo-db without impacting the files managed by the package manager, which makes using kvm-import-vm create a much more pleasant experience.
v0.10.2
Add support for openSUSE Leap 15.2 (#50) Add support for openSUSE using the most recent openSUSE Leap cloud image provided by the openSUSE build service.
v0.10.1
Add support for Fedora 31 (#46)