I was confused by your "versions on Bionic/Queens are good" statement.
Openstack was upgraded to Queens, it's correct, I am using cloud archive
repositories for OpenStack packages, while base system is still based on
Xenial.
So final summary is correct,
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Well, still Xenial with cloud archive repos for queens.
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Title:
qemu segfaults after re-attaching ceph volume to instance
To manage
Problem was solved by upgrade to Queens.
Looks like it was caused by ceph/rados libs w/ qemu issues.
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Title:
qemu segfaults after re-attaching
** Description changed:
I have OpenStack compute nodes with qemu-system-x86. Using Ceph as
storage backend for base disks and volumes (no local storage).
When I create a new volume on ceph and attach to instance - it's working.
When I detach volume, and re-attach again, with limited
Public bug reported:
I have OpenStack compute nodes with qemu-system-x86. Using Ceph as
storage backend for base disks and volumes (no local storage).
When I create a new volume on ceph and attach to instance - it's working.
When I detach volume, and re-attach again, with limited number of
