Quote From : alons March 30, 2015, 11:56 am
When Virtio is disabled many a times, the VPS would not boot as the VPS disk name changes accordingly i.e. from /dev/sda to /dev/vda.
Hence it was better to disable virtio rather than have complaints for a VPS not booting after virtio is enabled/disabled.
We infact had many tickets about this and hence we disabled the option while editing.
You have not listed anything about security, your initial reason for not making the option editable.
You have only listed support issues.
2.6.32 RHEL kernels and Ubuntu and Debian auto sense virtio. The ability to change between virtio is a feature SolusVM has had for years. You need to stay consistent with your story, as what I am seeing here is amature backpeddling.
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March 30, 2015, 12:07 pm | Post: 5
