diff --git a/docs/news.xml b/docs/news.xml
index ef855d8958..9361a9165d 100644
--- a/docs/news.xml
+++ b/docs/news.xml
@@ -37,8 +37,82 @@
+
+
+ vbox: Add support for configuring storage controllers
+
+
+ The VirtualBox driver now supports the <controller>
+ element in the domain XML for configuring storage controllers in VBOX
+ VMs. Additionally, libvirt's domain XML schema was updated to allow
+ optional model
attribute for <controller
+ type='ide'>
which is used by the VBOX driver to set the
+ IDE controller model to be one of 'piix4', 'piix4' (default), or
+ 'ich6'. Finally, with this change dumpxml
generates
+ <controller>
elements that correspond to current
+ VBOX VM storage controller configuration.
+
+
+
+
+ vbox: Add support for attaching empty removable disks
+
+
+ The VirutalBox driver now supports adding CD-ROM and floppy disk
+ devices that do not have the disk source specified. Previously such
+ devices were silently ignored.
+
+
+
+
+ vbox: Add support for attaching SAS storage controllers
+
+
+ In VirtualBox, SCSI and SAS are distinct controller types whereas
+ libvirt does not make such distinction. Therefore, the VBOX driver was
+ updated to allow attaching SAS controllers via <controller
+ type='scsi' model='lsisas1068'>
element. If there are
+ both SCSI and SAS controllers present in the VBOX VM, the domain XML
+ can associate the disk device using the <address>
+ element with the controller
attribute, and optionally,
+ set the port via unit
attribute.
+
+
+
+
+ vbox: Do not ignore failures to attach disk devices when defining
+
+
+ The define
now fails and reports an error if any of the
+ controller
or disk
devices specified in the
+ domain XML fail to attach to the VirtualBox VM.
+
+
+
+
+ vbox: Fix dumpxml to always output disk devices
+
+
+ The VirtualBox driver was ignoring any disk devices in
+ dumpxml
output if there was a SAS storage controller
+ attached to the VM.
+
+
+
+
+ vbox: Fix dumpxml to always generate valid domain XML
+
+
+ When a VirtualBox VM has multiple disks attached, each to a different
+ storage controller that uses 'sd' prefix for block device names e.g.
+ one disk attached to SATA and one to SCSI controller, it no longer
+ generates XML where both would have 'sda' device name assigned.
+ Instead it properly assigns 'sda' and 'sdb' to those disks in the
+ order of appearance.
+
+