Hello,
I upgraded to Ovirt 3.4rc allinone on centos6, and I compiled/installed
the qemu-kvm-rhev to be able to take live snapshots.
Taking the snapshot is OK, but I would like to delete them, and the
button and the menu are disabled (grey) until I shutdown the VM.
Once powered off, actions are available, and I'm able to delete snapshots.
When looking the Snapshot Actions Matrix:
http://www.ovirt.org/Live_Snapshots
Is the "Revert" operation needed to delete a snapshot ? (Deleting a
snapshot file implies to write changes from the snapshot file to the
parent file, looks to be "Commit" for me).
If not, should I have to upgrade something else, like libvirt, to be
able to delete snapshots?
Thanks in advance
Best Regards,
Eric
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