Instructions for installing virtctl work only in specific use case

[nirs]

Description:

The instruction can work only in a very specific case:

• you set your default cluster (kubectl config use-context my-cluster)
• the default cluster has kubevirt installed - not true for multi-cluster setup, e.g. hub and 2 managed clusters. typically the hub will be set as default since it is mostly used for managing DR
• When kubevirt is not installed on the cluster, the commands fail in an unclear way

Other issues:

• chmod is not needed, the install command does it

What you expected:

• Simple instructions that work for any use case

  • Use same version of kubevirt
  • Example command for specific version of kubevirt

• If providing an automate way (like current example), document the preconditions

  • default cluster running kubevirt

URL: https://kubevirt.io/quickstart_minikube/#virtctl

Additional context:

For creating ramen development environment, supporting testing kubevirt vms, we install virtctl first, as a required tool, and than created the clusters and provision them using a tool. The tool will access a test vm in the cluster using virtctl to validate the deployment.

We provide our own documentation pointing to the specific kubevirt version we use: https://github.com/RamenDR/ramen/blob/main/docs/user-quick-start.md#setting-up-your-machine

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