Any news on this? We're seeing the same problem while installing ubuntu
14.04 via PXE.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1317602
Title:
package linux-image-3.13.0-24-generic
@Serge
Thank you very much. This was exactly the missing piece in my puzzle!
The live-migration between 12.04 and 14.04 is now working as expected.
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@Serge
Thank you very much. This was exactly the missing piece in my puzzle!
The live-migration between 12.04 and 14.04 is now working as expected.
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@Serge:
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately the problem persists even with the
-machine pc-1.0-qemu-kvm argument. The qemu process is just dying on the target
node without any message. Do you have any tips for us how to get further
information about the cause? The source node doesn't report
In the meantime I could find out that the problem only pops up when
virtio (or virtio-net) is being used for network devices. With the
e1000 nic_type everything is working as expected. Can this be seen as
related to this bug?
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@Serge:
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately the problem persists even with the
-machine pc-1.0-qemu-kvm argument. The qemu process is just dying on the target
node without any message. Do you have any tips for us how to get further
information about the cause? The source node doesn't report
In the meantime I could find out that the problem only pops up when
virtio (or virtio-net) is being used for network devices. With the
e1000 nic_type everything is working as expected. Can this be seen as
related to this bug?
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We saw today the same error on our linux boxes after a takeover has been
executed on the netapp heads.
All mountpoints we're visible as /mountpoint (deleted) in /proc/mounts
- however the mountpoints were still usable but couldn't be unmounted
without the /etc/mtab workaround (add \040(deleted)
