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Created attachment 1604941 [details]
Screen shot of vm tab

Description of problem:
I created a host using a compute profile, when I navigated to the "Virtual Machine" tab it showed the amount of memory in bytes

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 6.6


How reproducible: Always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Created Compute resource (I used libvirt for this case)
2. Created Compute Profile tied to compute resource, set memory to "2 GB"
3. Added compute profile to host group.
4. Create a Host with Host group.
5. On the Creation form, go to the Virtual Machine Tab

Actual results:
Memory field shown as 2147483648. Attached screenshot


Expected results:
In 6.5 it showed "2 GB" although it should really be "2 GiB"


Additional info: