Andy,
Thank you for feedback to the list, good for searches!
It is interesting and strange that that worked. I am running CentOS
5.6 with the gitco Xen 4.1
and the libvirt is stock (not in gitco either):
libvirt-0.8.2-15.el5_6.4
I just tested a ubuntu 10.04 image and it booted just fine, not sure
why. I am also not sure about
"the build", are you building everything from SRPMS?
Regards,
Randy
On 5/19/2011 10:45 PM, Andy Howell wrote:
On 05/18/2011 07:46 PM, Randy Katz wrote:
Andy, looks like your image is not bootable, I have run into that, did not
try to fix one, however, did some some posts related if you search. Since then
I have created bootable images and have not had a problem loading them. If
all else fails create a new bootable image (using remote/network install or kickstart
or however) then mount the image, copy the data, and copy it to the bootable VM.
Randy,
I solved the problem I was having with the Virtual Machine Manager not showing guests,
running or not. I updated libvirt to 0.9.1 from the default CentOS 5.6 one.
libvirtd fails a test during the build, The attached trivial patch removes the failing
test. The test fails because of CentOS using an old version of libxml2.
I rebuilt with:
rpmbuild -bb --define='rhel 5' libvirt.spec
I've got a Ubuntu 10.04 guest running on CentOS now.
Hopefully this will help someone. ( or me when I forget what I did! )
Regards,
Andy
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