help_text = help_text + _("<p>The <b>virtual disk</b> configuration describes how the virtual disk appears to the virtual machine. This controls the ordering of virtual disks within the VM, and is specified using the Linux naming convention.</p>");
// Create New Disk Image - help text 3/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>The disk image file will be created in the <b>disk image directory</b> with the specified <b>maximum size</b>. A <b>sparse image file</b> only allocates disk space as it is needed.</p>");
// Create New Disk Image - help text 4/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>Virtual disks can be safely shared among multiple VMs only if every use of the disk is marked <b>read-only</b>. If it is read-only, it cannot be modified by the VM.</p>");
help_text = help_text + _("<p>The <b>virtual disk</b> configuration describes how the virtual disk appears to the virtual machine. This controls the ordering of virtual disks within the VM, and is specified using the Linux naming convention.</p>");
// Use Existing Disk Image - help text 1/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>The <b>disk image file</b> is an existing image file to be used by the VM.</p>");
// Use Existing Disk Image - help text 1/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>Virtual disks can be safely shared among multiple VMs only if every use of the disk is marked read-only. If it is <b>read-only</b>, it cannot be modified by the VM.</p>");
help_text = help_text + _("<p>The <b>virtual disk</b> configuration describes how the virtual disk appears to the virtual machine. This controls the ordering of virtual disks within the VM, and is specified using the Linux naming convention.</p>");
// Use Block Device - help text 3/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>The <b>block device</b> is a block device on the VM Server.</p>");
// Use Block Device - help text 4/4
help_text = help_text + _("<p>Virtual disks can be safely shared among multiple VMs only if every use of the disk is marked read-only. If it is <b>read-only</b>, it cannot be modified by the VM.</p>");
help_text = help_text + _("<p>A virtual machine can have one or more virtual disks. Each virtual disk points to a file or block device on the VM Server.</p>");