Hi All,
Can you please shed some light on following issue.
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@lists.opennebula.org/msg03644.html
Cheers !
Rasika Karunathilaka.
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Hi,
The kernel and the initrd path should be present on the cluster node where
Xen is installed. The error specifies that Opennebula cannot find the
kernel. Check if the file is present at these paths and their permissions.
Prakhar.
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 2:11 PM, Rasika Karunathilaka
Hi Robert
You need something like this before starting sunstone. OR better add it
to you oneadmin .bashrc file. it forks for me perfectly.
export ONE_AUTH=/home/one/oneauth
Regards,
Ara
On 7/12/2011 8:37 PM, Robert Schweikert wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to get Sunstone running and create a
On 07/12/2011 11:57 AM, Ara Sadoyan wrote:
Hi Robert
You need something like this before starting sunstone. OR better add it
to you oneadmin .bashrc file. it forks for me perfectly.
export ONE_AUTH=/home/one/oneauth
OK, that would work for the oneadmin user I suppose, or do you collect
all
This is just for starring Sunstone.
After it's started you can add as menu users as you want. But this one will be
superadmin.
Robert Schweikert rjsch...@suse.com wrote:
On 07/12/2011 11:57 AM, Ara Sadoyan wrote:
Hi Robert
You need something like this before starting sunstone. OR better
Hi,
I could run the sample vm given in the opennebula site .
Now I want to store the data [ data which is stored in integer array[100])
,
How to create a a FS image , and mount then store the data(array[100]) in
it ..?
Then I can create the data block image then mount the same in VMs..
Hi there,
I am testing the latest git code. Whenever I pull the latest code and build
a new OpenNebula master code, I am no longer able to run on the old database
since I get the Database version mismatch.oned failed to start error.
Since I am testing, it is not a big deal to cleanup the database
Hi Robert,
Sunstone (actually the ruby oca) does look for the one_auth file in the
user home folder. This is done here [1]. If the ONE_AUTH environmental
variable is not defined, it will try to find the file in
~/.one/one_auth
Note that this one_auth file should contain the credentials of the
Hi,
technically you cannot change the boot device once the VM is created.
What you can do is to use the
onevm saveas vm_id disk_id image_name
command to save the disk on which you installed the OS. The image will
be copied back to opennebula after the machine gracefully shutsdown. You
can then
Hi Shi Jin,
it there a better way to update the database
structure so that we don't lose all the data already in it? Thanks.
I'm afraid there is not a straightforward way to do that. It is a
consequence of the heavy development efforts we are carrying towards 3.0
Iris release. The closer we
What you can do is use the image you have in the failover node as the
start point for the new VM. The state of the VM can not be conserved
though.
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 2:15 PM, Ara Sadoyan ara.sado...@netangels.net wrote:
Hello,
I have 2 hosts with setup DRBD. I need to do something like
Hi Hector,
On 07/12/2011 04:30 PM, Héctor Sanjuán wrote:
Hi Robert,
Sunstone (actually the ruby oca) does look for the one_auth file in the
user home folder. This is done here [1].
OK, now I see the problem. This depends on the sunstone-server running
as the oneadmin user with the HOME
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