The Add disk, Add network device and bandwidth dialogs of the VM page
set their labels in a narrow column beside the fields and closed with
a grey Close: Add disk split "GB" over two lines and offered an
unexplained Metadata box, its existing-volume pool was a dropdown of
links that wrote a hidden field; the network list prefixed every
choice with "Network" or "Interface"; the bandwidth fields asked for
"kilobytes" where libvirt counts KiB/s and KiB.
Now their labels sit above the fields, tied to them, in two columns.
Add disk is one form whose source, New disk or Existing volume, is a
radio card as in the new VM form, the chosen source's fields shown and
sent and its action taken; the size has a GiB suffix and
"Preallocate metadata (qcow2)", the existing volume's pool is a select
that loads its volumes, the bus and the cache are shared. Add network
device picks its
source from Networks and Interfaces groups and says how its MAC is
filled; the bandwidth limit names its units and when a running VM gets
it. Move says when the host has no other pool and is disabled then.
Every dialog closes with Cancel and its action; the posted fields are
unchanged.
Settings > Network was a table whose fields were read-only inputs cut
off at phone width, an unlabelled "+", three icon buttons per NIC and
a separate QoS table keyed by MAC. The owner chose card layout from
three rendered options, with the QoS limits folding out like the
device details:
- A card per NIC: a VM's only NIC spans the row, two or more sit side
by side from md. Each has its name and target, the link state as a
switch, its source and IPv4 addresses, and "Device details"
(type, MAC, model, NWFilter, IPv6) in a <details>.
- "QoS limits" in a second <details>, its summary naming the limited
directions: a form per inbound or outbound limit, with Save and
Delete limit, and the units.
- Labelled Edit, Add QoS and Delete in the card footer; "Add network
device" by the heading. The edit and add-QoS dialogs are titled and
labelled, and the edit dialog's fields have labels.
The limits come from each NIC of the persistent definition, so the QoS
table, Instance.config_qos and wvmInstance.get_all_qos are removed.
