Hi! What do you mean under "removing values"? You want <kernel>, <initrd> etc. not to appear in engine response? There is no such thing. There is always some value, empty or non-empty.
Shmuel On Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 6:40 PM, Fabrice Bacchella < [email protected]> wrote: > I'm trying to change the way a VM is booted, I want an initial setup with > kernel, initrd and cmdline given and later removed. > > Using the GUI it works fine. > > But I have no success using the python API. And running with debug enable, > I get this strange result : > > > PUT /api/vms/8ced0f81-03fd-415b-a8ef-60141de7eeca HTTP/1.1 > ... > > <os type="rhel_7x64"> > > <boot dev="hd"/> > > <boot dev="network"/> > > </os> > ... > < <os type="rhel_7x64"> > < <boot dev="hd"/> > < <boot dev="network"/> > < <kernel>.../vmlinuz</kernel> > < <initrd>.../initrd.img</initrd> > < <cmdline>....</cmdline> > < </os> > > I got this with: > > os_params = params.OperatingSystem() > os_params.set_boot(old_os_params.get_boot()) > os_params.set_type(old_os_params.get_type()) > os_params.set_kernel(None) > os_params.set_initrd(None) > os_params.set_cmdline(None) > self.broker.set_os(os_params) > self.broker.update() > > trying to set kernel and others to empty string is not really better: > > <os type="rhel_7x64"> > > <boot dev="hd"/> > > <boot dev="network"/> > > <kernel></kernel> > > <initrd></initrd> > > <cmdline></cmdline> > > </os> > ... > < <os type="rhel_7x64"> > < <boot dev="hd"/> > < <boot dev="network"/> > < <kernel></kernel> > < <initrd></initrd> > < <cmdline></cmdline> > < </os> > > What kind of "magic values" the engine uses to removes values ? > > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ovirt.org/mailman/listinfo/users > >
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