--- virt-install.man.orig	Fri Feb 20 14:28:55 2009
+++ virt-install.man.bw	Fri Feb 20 23:30:41 2009
@@ -166,7 +166,8 @@
          do  not  specify a bridge, the system attempts to deter-
          mine the default. This should be the name of the  inter-
          face  in  the  control domain through which to route the
-         domain's networking traffic, for example, bge0.
+         domain's networking traffic, for example, bge0. This op-
+         tion is obsolete. Use -w/--network option, instead.
 
 
      -c cdrom, --cdrom=cdrom
@@ -293,7 +294,8 @@
          virtual  machines  it is required that the first 3 pairs
          in the MAC address be the sequence 00:16:3e. This option
          is  required  when performing PXE or NFS-based installa-
-         tions of Solaris guests.
+         tions of Solaris  guests. This  option is  obsolete. Use
+         -w/--network option, instead.
 
 
      -n name, --name=name
@@ -491,26 +493,43 @@
          the specified port, creating a conflict.
 
 
-     -w network, --network=network
+     -w property_list, --network=property_list
 
-         Connect the guest to the host  network.  The  value  for
-         network can take the following format:
-
-         host:bridge
-
-             Connect to a bridge device in  the  specified  host.
-             Use  this option if the host has a static networking
-             configuration and the guest requires  full  outbound
-             and inbound connectivity with the LAN. Also use this
-             format if live migration  will  be  used  with  this
-             guest.
-
+         Describes a virtual interface via a list of property-va-
+         lue pairs separated by comma. Supported properties are:
+         
+         bridge=bridge
+             
+             Bridge to which to connect the virtual interface. If
+             you do  not specify a bridge, the system attempts to
+             determine the default.  This should  be the  name of
+             the interface in the control domain through which to
+             route the domain's networking traffic, for  example,
+             bge0. This property obsolete -b/--bridge option.
+         
+         mac=mac_addr    
+             
+             Specifies a fixed MAC address for the guest. If this
+             parameter is omitted, or the value 'RANDOM' is spec-
+             ified, a suitable address will be randomly generated.
+             For xVM virtual machines it is required that the fi-
+             rst 3 pairs in the MAC address be the sequence 00:16
+             :3e. This property is  required when  performing PXE
+             or NFS-based  installations of  Solaris guests. This
+             property obsolete -m/--mac option.
+             
+         capped-bandwidth=bandwidth
+             
+             Sets bandwidth of this  interface. Bandwidth  should
+             be specified as an integer with one of the scale su-
+             ffixes(K, M, or G for Kbps, Mbps, or Gbps).
+             
          If this option is omitted, a single NIC will be  created
          in  the  guest.  If there is a bridge device in the host
          with a physical interface enslaved, this interface  will
-         be used for connectivity. Failing that, the virtual net-
-         work called default will be used.  This  option  can  be
-         specified multiple times to setup more than one NIC.
+         be used for  connectivity. This  option can be specified
+         multiple times to setup more than one NIC. Do not mix it
+         with any one of -b/--bridge and -m/--mac options.
 
 
      -x extra_args, --extra-args=extra_args