Created attachment 947932 [details] The boot menu Description of problem: When an VM use SCSI as the disc bus an the virtio-scsi as the SCSI controller, it can't boot. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): libvirt-1.1.3.6-1.fc20.x86_64 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. create an vm (for example with virt-manager) 2. use SCSI as the bus and qcow2 for the disc image 3. use virtio-scsi as the scsi controller 4. use SCSI as the bus for the CD-ROM drive Actual results: the vm don't boot, because the virtual BIOS don't see the disc. Expected results: An booting vm. Additional info: See the picture of the boot process. Both the CD-ROM and the disc use virtio-scsi. Booting from the CD-ROM an iso image work. Switching back to virtio as the bus for the disc, will result in an booting vm from disc.
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This works fine for me on F22, so closing. If you can still reproduce on F21+, please reopen