[Kimchi-devel] [PATCH] Help updates for Kimchi
Aline Manera
alinefm at linux.vnet.ibm.com
Tue Jun 30 15:38:28 UTC 2015
On 24/06/2015 17:15, Kersten wrote:
> From: Kersten Richter <kersten at us.ibm.com>
>
> includes all of the dita files for kimchi. cleaned up coding a bit and
> simplified help. Also added new tasks and information (storage volume
> shutdown versus power off.
>
> Signed-off-by: unknown <kersten at ADMINIB-EI291RC.rchland.ibm.com>
> ---
> ui/pages/help/en_US/guests.dita | 124 ++++++++++++++++++-------------------
> ui/pages/help/en_US/host.dita | 22 +++----
> ui/pages/help/en_US/network.dita | 7 +--
> ui/pages/help/en_US/storage.dita | 50 +++++++++------
> ui/pages/help/en_US/templates.dita | 86 +++++++++++--------------
> 5 files changed, 141 insertions(+), 148 deletions(-)
>
> diff --git a/ui/pages/help/en_US/guests.dita b/ui/pages/help/en_US/guests.dita
> index 1bb437a..7d0d453 100644
> --- a/ui/pages/help/en_US/guests.dita
> +++ b/ui/pages/help/en_US/guests.dita
> @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ https://w3.opensource.ibm.com/projects/dita-cshelp/-->
> <cshelp id="kimhvirtm" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Guests</title>
> <shortdesc>The <wintitle>Guests</wintitle> page lists the defined
> -KVM virtual machines.</shortdesc>
> +guests or virtual machines.</shortdesc>
I don't see any difference between "guests" and "virtual machines" words.
I think we can choose one of them and use everywhere.
> <csbody>
> <p>For each guest, the following information is displayed:<dl><dlentry>
> <dt>Name</dt>
> @@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ KVM virtual machines.</shortdesc>
> <dt>CPU</dt>
> <dd>Percentage of processor utilization in the virtual machine.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Network I/O</dt>
> -<dd>Network input/output transmission rate in KB per seconds.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Disk I/O</dt>
> <dd>Disk input/output transmission rate in KB per seconds.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> +<dt>Network I/O</dt>
> +<dd>Network input/output transmission rate in KB per seconds.</dd>
> +</dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Livetile</dt>
> <dd>State of guest operating system console, or an icon that represents
> the <tm tmtype="tm" trademark="Linux">Linux</tm> distribution if the
> @@ -42,18 +42,23 @@ the power is off; if the icon is green, the power is on.</dd>
> <p>The following actions can be selected for each guest:<ul>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Connect</uicontrol> to connect to the remote
> console for the guest operating system.</li>
> -<li>Select <uicontrol>Manage media</uicontrol> to change the path
> -to the installation media.</li>
> -<li>Select <uicontrol>Reset</uicontrol> to reset the guest.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Clone</uicontrol> to copy an existing guest
> +definition to create a guest.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Reset</uicontrol> to reset the guest. You can
> +only reset a guest that is started.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Edit</uicontrol> to edit the properties of an
> existing guest. Guests can be edited only while stopped.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Start</uicontrol> to start a guest</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Shut Down</uicontrol> to shut down a guest gracefully.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Power Off</uicontrol> to force an immediate
> +shut down of the guest.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Delete</uicontrol> to delete the guest.</li>
> </ul>To create a guest, or virtual machine, click the <uicontrol>plus
> -(+)</uicontrol> icon in the upper right of the page.</p>
> +(+)</uicontrol> icon on the page.</p>
> </csbody>
> <cshelp id="kimhvirtmcrt" xml:lang="en-us">
> -<title>Create virtual machine</title>
> -<shortdesc>Create a virtual machine by using an existing template.</shortdesc>
> +<title>Create a guest (virtual machine)</title>
Same I comment above.
> +<shortdesc>Create a guest by using an existing template.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> <p> <ol>
> <li>Type the name to be used to identify the virtual machine.</li>
> @@ -61,76 +66,69 @@ existing guest. Guests can be edited only while stopped.</li>
> <li>If templates exist, select from displayed templates.</li>
> <li>If no templates exist, click <uicontrol>Create a template</uicontrol> to
> create a template.</li>
> -</ul></li>
> +</ul>You can view information about a template by hovering over it.</li>
> <li>Click <uicontrol>Create</uicontrol>.</li>
> </ol> </p>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> <cshelp id="kimhvirtmedit" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Edit guest</title>
> -<shortdesc>Edit the properties of an existing virtual machine. Some properties
> -can be edited only while guest is stopped. Others will take effect in next boot.</shortdesc>
> -<csprolog><csmetadata></csmetadata></csprolog>
> +<shortdesc>Edit the properties of an existing virtual machine. Some
> +properties can be edited only while guest is stopped. Others will
> +take effect in next boot.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> -<p>For each guest, the following information is displayed on the <wintitle>General</wintitle> tab:<dl>
> -<dlentry>
> -<dt>Name</dt>
> -<dd>Name of the virtual machine. (can only be edited while guest is stopped)</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>CPUs</dt>
> -<dd>Number of processors. (if guest is running, new amount will take effect
> -in next boot)</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Memory</dt>
> -<dd>Amount of memory in MB. (if guest is running, new amount will take effect
> -in next boot)</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Icon</dt>
> -<dd>Graphic image representing the Linux distribution to be displayed
> -in place of current status (Livetile) when the guest is not active.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl></p>
> -<p>The following information is displayed on the <wintitle>Storage</wintitle> tab.</p>
> <dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>General</dt>
> +<dd>Displays information about your guest, including name, CPUs, memory,
> +and icon to use for your guest. You can edit the name of a stopped
> +guest. Changing the CPUs and memory takes effect after the next boot.</dd>
> +</dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Storage</dt>
> -<dd>Displays the location of the ISO file used for installation.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl><?Pub Caret -2?>
> +<dd>Displays the device and path for storage for the selected guest.
> +You can add, edit, and remove storage devices for your guest.</dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>Interface</dt>
> +<dd>Displays network information for the guest, including name, type,
> +and MAC address. You can add, edit, and remove interfaces for your
> +guest.</dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>Permission</dt>
> +<dd>Displays the users and groups that are authorized for the guest. </dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>Host PCI Device</dt>
> +<dd>Displays a list of all PCI devices available on the host. </dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>Snapshot</dt>
> +<dd>Displays snapshots of the guest. You can create, edit, or delete
> +a snapshot. By selecting a snapshot and selecting revert, the guest
> +is restored to a point in the past, determined by the snapshot data,
> +and discards any changes made beyond that point in time.</dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> <p> Fields that are not disabled can be edited. After you edit a field,
> click <uicontrol>Save</uicontrol>. </p>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> -<cshelp id="kimstoragedevice" xml:lang="en-us">
> -<title>Add, replace, or detach a storage device</title>
> -<shortdesc rev="rev1">You can add, replace, or detach a storage device
> -to your virtual machine. The only supported device is CDROM. To edit
> -your storage devices, follow these steps:</shortdesc>
> -<csbody>
> -<ol>
> -<li>On the <wintitle>Edit Guest</wintitle> window, select <wintitle>Storage</wintitle>.</li>
> -<li>To replace a storage device, click the first icon with the <uicontrol>orange
> -slash (/)</uicontrol>. Enter the ISO file path and click <uicontrol>Replace</uicontrol>.</li>
> -<li>To detach a storage device, click the second icon with the <uicontrol>red
> -dash (-)</uicontrol>. Confirm the deletion and click <uicontrol>OK</uicontrol>.</li>
> -<li>To add a storage device, click the third icon with the green <uicontrol>plus
> -sign (+)</uicontrol>. Enter a device name and ISO file path and click <uicontrol>Attach</uicontrol>.</li>
> -</ol>
> -</csbody>
> -</cshelp>
> -<cshelp id="kimreplacemedia" xml:lang="en-us">
> -<title>Replace a CDROM of VM</title>
> -<shortdesc rev="rev1">You can replace the contents of the CDROM for
> -a virtual machine after the installation is complete.</shortdesc>
> +<cshelp id="kimhvirtmclone" xml:lang="en-us">
> +<title>Cloning a guest</title>
> +<shortdesc>Cloning a guests allows you to create a copy of a guest.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> +<p>To clone a guest:</p>
> <ol>
> -<li>Ensure that the virtual machine is started.</li>
> -<li>From the Actions menu, select <uicontrol>Manage Media</uicontrol>.</li>
> -<li>To change what is currently loaded in the CDROM, click the <uicontrol>orange
> -slash (/)</uicontrol> icon next to the hdc field.</li>
> -<li>On the <wintitle>Replace a CDROM of VM</wintitle> page, enter
> -the ISO file path. The other two fields are read-only.</li>
> -<li>Click <uicontrol>Replace</uicontrol>.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Clone</uicontrol> from the Action menu of a
> +guest.</li>
> +<li>Accept the warning. <note>When a target guest is using SCSI or
> +iSCSI volumes or if the target pool does not have enough space, the
> +clone will be created on a default storage pool. </note></li>
> </ol>
> +<p>A guest appears in your list with the label "cloning..." When the
"Cloning..." would be better
> +process is complete, the cloned guest is available to use.</p><?Pub
> +Caret 54?>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> <?tm 1391540919 3?>
> </cshelp>
> -<?Pub *0000005541?>
> +<?Pub *0000005359?>
> diff --git a/ui/pages/help/en_US/host.dita b/ui/pages/help/en_US/host.dita
> index 0dcb670..4af3498 100644
> --- a/ui/pages/help/en_US/host.dita
> +++ b/ui/pages/help/en_US/host.dita
> @@ -20,18 +20,16 @@ system.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Connect</uicontrol> to open a VNC connection
> to the host system, if it is not already connected.</li>
> </ul></p>
> -<p>Click the following sections to display information about the host:<dl>
> -<dlentry>
> +<p>Click the following sections to display information about the host:</p>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> <dt>Basic information</dt>
> <dd>This section displays the host operating system distribution,
> -version, and code name, as well as the processor type, the number of
> -online CPUs and amount of memory in GB.</dd>
> +version, and code name, as well as the processor type, the number
> +of online CPUs and amount of memory in GB.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>System statistics</dt>
> <dd>This section displays graphs to show statistics for CPU, memory,
> -disk I/O, and network I/O for the host. Select <uicontrol>Collecting
> -data after leaving this page</uicontrol> to continue collecting data
> -when the host tab is out of view.</dd>
> +disk I/O, and network I/O for the host. </dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Software Updates</dt>
> <dd>This section displays information for all of the packages that
> @@ -49,8 +47,8 @@ If your system is Ubuntu or Debian, then add <filepath>deb</filepath> repositori
> you are working with yum repositories, you can add a GPG check to
> verify that a package from this repository have not been corrupted.
> Select a repository and then <uicontrol>Edit</uicontrol>. Select <uicontrol>Yes</uicontrol> to
> -enable GPG Check and then enter a URL to the GPG key file for the
> -repository.</p><?Pub Caret 156?></dd>
> +enable <uicontrol>GPG Check</uicontrol> and then enter a URL to the
> +GPG key file for the repository.</p></dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Debug reports</dt>
> <dd>This section displays debug reports, including name and file path.
> @@ -63,8 +61,8 @@ configuration and diagnostic information, such as the running kernel
> version, loaded modules, and system and service configuration files.
> The command also runs external programs to collect further information
> and stores this output in the resulting archive.</p> </dd>
> -</dlentry></dl></p>
> -</csbody>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +</csbody><?Pub Caret -1?>
> <?tm 1392659967 1?>
> </cshelp>
> -<?Pub *0000003492?>
> +<?Pub *0000003410?>
> diff --git a/ui/pages/help/en_US/network.dita b/ui/pages/help/en_US/network.dita
> index 25c05ff..9f67070 100644
> --- a/ui/pages/help/en_US/network.dita
> +++ b/ui/pages/help/en_US/network.dita
> @@ -35,8 +35,7 @@ connection.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Stop</uicontrol> to end the network connection.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Delete</uicontrol> to delete the connection
> information.</li>
> -</ul>To create a network, click the <uicontrol>plus (+)</uicontrol> icon
> -in the upper right of the display.</p>
> +</ul>To create a network, click the <uicontrol>plus (+)</uicontrol> icon.</p>
> </csbody>
> <cshelp id="kimhnetwcrt" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Create a network</title>
> @@ -59,10 +58,10 @@ initiate communication to guests.</dd>
> be contacted by external systems as if they were physical systems
> on the network. For bridged mode, you must specify additional destination
> and VLAN information.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl><?Pub Caret 224?></li>
> +</dlentry></dl></li><?Pub Caret -2?>
> <li>Click <uicontrol>Create</uicontrol>.</li>
> </ol> </p>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> </cshelp>
> -<?Pub *0000002571?>
> +<?Pub *0000002536?>
> diff --git a/ui/pages/help/en_US/storage.dita b/ui/pages/help/en_US/storage.dita
> index d9a32f9..e6f995d 100644
> --- a/ui/pages/help/en_US/storage.dita
> +++ b/ui/pages/help/en_US/storage.dita
> @@ -10,13 +10,17 @@ https://w3.opensource.ibm.com/projects/dita-cshelp/-->
> <cshelp id="kimhstor" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Storage</title>
> <shortdesc>The <wintitle>Storage</wintitle> page lists the available
> -storage pools, including the out of box 'default' and 'ISO' storage pool.
> -If you want to use your own ISO, please add it to 'ISO' storage pool path.</shortdesc>
> +storage pools, including the out of box 'default' and 'ISO' storage
> +pool. If you want to use your own ISO, please add it to 'ISO' storage
> +pool path.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> <p>For each storage pool, the following information is displayed:<dl>
> <dlentry>
> <dt>Name</dt>
> -<dd>Name of the storage pool and percentage used.</dd>
> +<dd>Name of the storage pool.</dd>
> +</dlentry><dlentry>
> +<dt>% Used</dt>
> +<dd>Percentage of the storage pool that is being used.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>State</dt>
> <dd>State of the storage pool, active (green) or inactive (red). </dd>
> @@ -38,25 +42,14 @@ If you want to use your own ISO, please add it to 'ISO' storage pool path.</shor
> pool so that it can be used.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Deactivate</uicontrol> to deactivate an active
> storage pool.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Add Volume</uicontrol> to add more volume to
> +an active storage pool.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Undefine</uicontrol> to remove an inactive storage
> pool.</li>
> </ul></p>
> <p>To display storage volume details for a storage pool, click the
> -arrow on the right side of the storage pool row. Details include
> -the following:<dl><dlentry>
> -<dt>Type</dt>
> -<dd>The type of volume, for example, <uicontrol>file</uicontrol>.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Format</dt>
> -<dd>The format, varying dependent on the type.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Capacity</dt>
> -<dd>Size of the storage volume.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Allocation</dt>
> -<dd>Amount of space that is already allocated in the storage pool.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl>To define a storage pool, click the <uicontrol>plus
> -(+)</uicontrol> icon in the upper right of the display.</p>
> +arrow on the right side of the storage pool row. To define a storage
> +pool, click the <uicontrol>plus (+)</uicontrol> icon.</p>
> </csbody>
> <cshelp id="kimhdefstor" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Define a storage pool</title>
> @@ -90,10 +83,27 @@ the device in <uicontrol>Device path</uicontrol>.</dd>
> <dt><uicontrol>SCSI Fibre Channel</uicontrol></dt>
> <dd>Specifies a pool based on an SCSI Fibre Channel. Select which
> SCSI adapter to use.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl><?Pub Caret 0?></li>
> +</dlentry></dl></li>
> +<li>Specify a storage path for the storage pool. The storage path
> +is the location in the local file system that the pool is mapped to.
> +The path must be unique. If the directory does not exist when the
> +pool is created, it will be created for you.</li>
> <li>Click <uicontrol>Create</uicontrol>.</li>
> </ol> </p>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> +<cshelp id="kimhdefstor" xml:lang="en-us">
> +<title>Add volume</title>
> +<shortdesc>Adds volume to a storage pool.</shortdesc><?Pub Caret 0?>
> +<csbody>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>Fetch from remote URL</dt>
> +<dd>Specifies a location to upload the volume from. For example: <filepath>https://my-server/fedora22.img</filepath>.</dd>
"... to download..."
> +</dlentry><dlentry>
> +<dt>Upload a file</dt>
> +<dd>Specifies a location on your local system.</dd>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +</csbody>
> +</cshelp>
> </cshelp>
> -<?Pub *0000003914?>
> +<?Pub *0000004413?>
> diff --git a/ui/pages/help/en_US/templates.dita b/ui/pages/help/en_US/templates.dita
> index 57ee9b5..1c03016 100644
> --- a/ui/pages/help/en_US/templates.dita
> +++ b/ui/pages/help/en_US/templates.dita
> @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ https://w3.opensource.ibm.com/projects/dita-cshelp/-->
> <shortdesc>The <wintitle>Templates</wintitle> page shows the defined
> virtual machine templates that can be used to create KVM guests.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> -<p>For each template, the following information is displayed:<dl>
> -<dlentry>
> +<p>For each template, the following information is displayed:</p>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> <dt>OS</dt>
> <dd>Name of the operating system or distribution.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> @@ -25,74 +25,61 @@ virtual machine templates that can be used to create KVM guests.</shortdesc>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Memory</dt>
> <dd>Amount of random access memory to be allocated, in MB.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl></p>
> -<p>The following actions can be selected for each template:<ul>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> +<p>The following actions can be selected for each template:</p>
> +<ul>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Edit</uicontrol> to edit the template.</li>
> +<li>Select <uicontrol>Clone</uicontrol> to copy a template.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>Delete</uicontrol> to delete the template.</li>
> -</ul>To add a template, click the <uicontrol>plus (+)</uicontrol> icon
> -in the upper right of the display.</p>
> +</ul>
> +<p>To add a template, click the <uicontrol>plus (+)</uicontrol> icon.</p>
> </csbody>
> <cshelp id="kimhedittempl" xml:lang="en-us">
> <title>Edit template</title>
> <shortdesc>Edit an existing template.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> -<p>For each template, the following information is displayed: <dl>
> -<dlentry>
> -<dt>Name</dt>
> -<dd>Name of the template.</dd>
> +<p>For each template, the following information is displayed: </p>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> +<dt>General</dt>
> +<dd>Displays the name, vendor distribution, version, memory, file
> +path to ISO file, and graphics preferences.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Vendor</dt>
> -<dd>The name of the company that created the operating system or distribution
> -that the template is configured to use.</dd>
> +<dt>Storage</dt>
> +<dd>Specify the storage pool information for the template.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Version</dt>
> -<dd>The version of the operating system or distribution that the template
> -is configured to use.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>CPU number</dt>
> -<dd>Number of processors that are defined for the template.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Memory</dt>
> -<dd>Amount of memory in MB to be allocated to the virtual machine.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Disk</dt>
> -<dd>Disk size in GB.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>CDROM</dt>
> -<dd>File path to the location of the ISO file used to install the
> -KVM guest.</dd>
> -</dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Storage pool</dt>
> -<dd>Specific storage pool or the default storage pool.</dd>
> +<dt>Interface</dt>
> +<dd>Displays the default network interfaces available to the KVM guest.
> +You can select multiple networks.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> -<dt>Network</dt>
> -<dd>Default network interfaces available to the KVM guest. You can
> -select multiple networks.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl> Fields that are not disabled can be edited. After
> -you edit a field, click <uicontrol>Save</uicontrol>. </p>
> +<dt>Processor</dt>
> +<dd>In the <uicontrol>CPU Number</uicontrol> field, specify the number
> +of processors that are defined for the template.</dd>
> +<dd>Select to Manually set CPU topology for each guest.</dd>
> +</dlentry></dl><?Pub Caret 322?>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> <cshelp id="kimhaddtempl">
> <title>Add template</title>
> -<shortdesc>Add a template from source media.
> -You can add your own ISO image to 'ISO' storage pool for following discovery.</shortdesc>
> +<shortdesc>Add a template from source media. You can add your own
> +ISO image to 'ISO' storage pool for following discovery.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> -<p>Select the location of the source media from the following options:<dl>
> -<dlentry>
> +<p>Select the location of the source media from the following options:</p>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> <dt>Local ISO image</dt>
> <dd>Select to scan storage pools for installation ISO images available
> on the system.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Remote ISO image</dt>
Kimchi also supports creating a template from a Local Image File
> <dd>Select to specify a remote location for an installation ISO image.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl></p>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> <cshelp id="kimhaddloct">
> <title>Add template - local ISO image</title>
> <shortdesc>Add a template from a local ISO image.</shortdesc>
> <csbody>
> -<p>The ISO images available on the system are displayed.<dl><dlentry>
> +<p>The ISO images available on the system are displayed.</p>
> +<dl><dlentry>
> <dt>OS</dt>
> <dd>Name of the operating system or distribution.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> @@ -101,13 +88,14 @@ on the system.</dd>
> </dlentry><dlentry>
> <dt>Size</dt>
> <dd>Size of the ISO image.</dd>
> -</dlentry></dl></p>
> +</dlentry></dl>
> <p>To create a template from an ISO image, choose from the following
> -options:<ul>
> +options:</p>
> +<ul>
> <li>Select an ISO image from which to create a template, then click <uicontrol>Create
> Templates from Selected ISO</uicontrol>.</li>
> <li>Select <uicontrol>All</uicontrol> to create a template from each
> - listed ISO image, then click <uicontrol>Create Templates from Selected
> +listed ISO image, then click <uicontrol>Create Templates from Selected
> ISO</uicontrol>.</li>
> <li>If the ISO image that you want to use does not appear in the scan
> results, you can select from the following options:<ul>
> @@ -115,9 +103,9 @@ results, you can select from the following options:<ul>
> specify a path to the ISO image.</li>
> <li>Click <uicontrol>Search more ISOs</uicontrol> to search for more
> ISO images.</li>
> -</ul></li><?Pub Caret 0?>
> -</ul></p>
> +</ul></li>
> +</ul>
> </csbody>
> </cshelp>
> </cshelp>
> -<?Pub *0000004433?>
> +<?Pub *0000004089?>
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