Hi,
I installed KVM for the first time on my Ubuntu 13.04 server and setup bridged networking as well to accomadate the plethora of servers I plan to run on my box. I've been a linux enthusiast now for some time but recently have been trying to take my skills a step further.
With that said I've installed Virt-Manager in an effort to create and administer the VMs. I'm planning on creating my first VM and want to setup a DNS server using Ubuntu 13.04 since that is my host operating system and given that I've had success in setting up Bind on this particular distribution.
So, I started up Virt-Manager over an -X window SSH session and began creating a VM. I then selected my ISO image of Ubuntu 13.04 Server, OS type:Linux, and then under Version there was no listing for 13.04 however there were a host of others. See attached Screenshot.
I guess my question is why was 13.04 not included in the list of available version or should I just select generic 2.6.x kernel. Is there a way to add additional distros/oses to the list (it really is very expansive) or should I just be doing this all from the terminal.
Any thoughts or suggestions welcome.