** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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This bug has been fixed now https://code.launchpad.net/~tinco-
andringa/vmbuilder/vmbuilder/+merge/242076 has been merged.
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What has Ubuntu Lucid to do with this bug? Isn't it in any version of
Ubuntu that ships with this software?
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Using virtio for block devices
lucid has seen the end of its life and is no longer receiving any
updates. Marking the lucid task for this ticket as "Won't Fix".
** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu Lucid)
Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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** Branch linked: lp:tinco-vm-builder/virtio-uuid
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KVM/QEMU (using
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Hi guys,
I'm stuck on this, so I've made a patch. I'm not sure how to test it,
perhaps someone give me some pointers? I tried out this bzr thing and
it's super crazy. I can't find out how to fork and submit a pull
request. I browsed through the commands of bzr and there was some
launchpad stuff b
Yeah, UUID seems like a better idea.
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Using virtio for block devices makes disks and partitions disappear in
KVM/QEMU (using vmbuilder an
I agree with Paul Sladen -- if this used the UUID mechanism it would be
simpler to change. That's also what most of the kvm docs indicate. So
why isn't vmbuilder using it?
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** Also affects: vm-builder (Ubuntu Lucid)
Importance: Medium
Status: Confirmed
** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu Lucid)
Milestone: ubuntu-10.04 => None
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Surely the problem here, is that for the standard method of mount-by-
UUID is being overridden?
If mount-by-UUID is in use then it doesn't matter whether a device shows
up as /dev/{sd,hd,hv}*
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** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu)
Milestone: None => ubuntu-10.04
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You are right of course, /etc/fstab on the guest contains "/dev/sdXY"
entries. These get generated by
/usr/share/pyshared/VMBuilder/plugins/ubuntu/feisty.py as you mentioned.
After changing all "/dev/sdXY" to "/dev/vdXY" I can indeed boot happily
:)
What threw me off was that QEMU did not (and doe
** Package changed: libvirt (Ubuntu) => vm-builder (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: vm-builder (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Using virtio for block devices makes disks and partitions disappear in KVM/QEMU
(using vmbuild
On Fri, 5 Feb 2010, Andreas Ntaflos wrote:
> So I don't think that is the problem here, but I will try again. Thanks
> for the comment, again!
I think if you look inside your guest image you will see 'sdaX' in
/etc/fstab. Disks that are presented to the booted system as virtio will
be named 'vdX
Thanks for the comment, but how do you figure? I did not change anything
after the fact, I modified the template used for installation and setup
of the guest domain.
First, it seems to depend on the bus type whether the virtual disks are
at all visible to QEMU, as can be seen from the screenshots.
the mountall failed messages fail because there *is* no /dev/sdX* and
your /etc/fstab says to mount them.
You've changed to /dev/vda* , /etc/fstab will need to be updated.
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** Attachment added: "Domain definition for guest "foo", using virtio for block
devices"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38748978/foo.xml
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