Lines Matching refs:disk
17 // Path to the disk image that should be used as the root file system for
22 // The type of disk image.
27 // A qcow2-compatible disk image.
31 // Describes any additional disk images that should be mounted inside the VM.
33 // Path to the disk image on the host.
36 // Path where this disk image will be mounted inside the VM.
39 // The file system type for this disk image.
49 // If true, the disk image will be mounted writable.
52 // If true, the disk image will be mounted.
55 // Image type of the disk.
173 // The type of storage location for a disk image.
186 // The disk image was created.
189 // The disk already existed.
192 // Unable to create the disk image.
198 // The specified disk was destroyed.
202 // Request to concierge to create a disk image.
207 // The path to the disk image. This must be a relative path, and any
211 // The logical size of the new disk image, in bytes.
214 // The type of disk image to be created.
217 // The storage location for the disk image.
223 // If true, the disk image has been successfully created.
226 // The absolute path to the created disk image, if it was successfully
230 // The failure reason if the disk image could not be created or doesn't exist.
234 // Request to concierge to destroy a disk image.
239 // The path to the disk image. This must be a relative path.
242 // The storage location for the disk image.
248 // If DISK_STATUS_DESTROYED, the disk image has been successfully destroyed.
249 // If DISK_STATUS_DOES_NOT_EXIST, the disk image had already been removed.
252 // The failure reason if the disk image could not be destroyed or doesn't exist.
256 // Request to concierge to export a disk image.
263 // The path to the disk image. This must be a relative path.
269 // If DISK_STATUS_CREATED, the disk image has been successfully exported.
272 // The failure reason if the disk image could not be exported.
276 // Request to list all VM disk images in the given storage area.
290 // List of disk images.
296 // The total size in bytes on disk of the disk images in the response.