Description of problem:

virt-clone(1) manpage does not reference virt-sysprep(1).

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


How reproducible:

I checked on RHEL6 and on the Fedora 17 manpage online:

http://linuxmanpages.net/manpages/fedora17/man1/virt-clone.1.html

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run `man virt-clone` on the command-line.
2. Read through the manpage, or search for sysprep.
  
Actual results:

I have run virt-clone to clone a VM and am wondering why the VM sometimes ends up (for example) with eth1 configured instead of eth0.  I read the virt-clone(1) manpage but find nothing helpful in it.  I throw my hands up in despair and give up on virt-clone as a useful tool.

Expected results:

I have run virt-clone to clone a VM and have seen the aforementioned problem.  I read the virt-clone(1) manpage and realise that I should run the virt-sysprep(1) command as prior to running virt-clone.  I find virt-clone, together with virt-sysprep, to be a useful and reliable tool that makes my life easier.


Additional info:

virt-clone(1) is in the package python-virtinst.

virt-sysprep(1) is in the package libguestfs-tools.