- hide the boot mode control if there is only one option (BIOS boot);
- add text "(experimental)" to the experimental options (in the radio button text);
- if an option is disabled, then hide the experimantal warning, as there is already a note saying why it is disabled;
- more detailed experimental warning.
Signed-off-by: Mihaela Stoica <mihaela.stoica@citrix.com>
Use two separate feature flags, `guefi` and `guefi-secureboot`, with the following rules:
- If the feature is disabled, then the option is hidden in XenCenter.
- If the feature is enabled and experimental, then the option is visible and a warning is displayed in XenCenter (in the New Vm and Import wizards).
Also show the reason why a boot mode option is greyed out (when the uefi/uefi-secure boot mode is not supported in the selected template).
(On the Page_InstallationMedia control, I moved the BootModeContol and PvBootBox controls inside the TableLayoutPanel, to allow better alignment and for better visibility in the design mode)
Signed-off-by: Mihaela Stoica <mihaela.stoica@citrix.com>
* CP-28679: XC: Allow choosing boot options during disk import
Signed-off-by: Tim Liu <tim.liu@citrix.com>
* CP-28679: XC: Allow choosing boot options during disk import
1. Keep spaces instead of tabs
2. Update page header text to reflect the new control
3. Refine UI
Signed-off-by: Tim Liu <tim.liu@citrix.com>
1. Update the duplicated shortcuts on CPU&Mem Page
2. Default radio boxes invisible
3. Move hardcoded logic to VM.cs
4. BIOS boot should be always enabled
5. Move radio boxes to Installation Media page
6. Extract radio boxes as a user control
7. Update summary
Signed-off-by: Tim Liu <tim.liu@citrix.com>
