That was fast:). Thanks for the quick response. Can you remove the welcome/goodbye message with rpyc as well? ;)
-- Sent from my mobile device Richard On Oct 2, 2011, at 2:51, Michael Stroucken <[email protected]> wrote: > Richard Gass wrote: >> HI Michael, >> >> I am having problems with the qemu.py code in tashi. You have added >> something to create a logical volume (scratch space) with a hint to >> tashi. Can you please do the following. >> 1. make the current vgscratch lv name an option in the config file. >> 2. check to make sure lvm2 is installed and raise a message if not. >> 3. add a try clause when vmdestroy is called around your lvdestroy >> so if you are not using lvm, it doesn't error out on the nodemanager. >> >> The main problem I had was not with the creaton of the lv disk but on >> the destroying of it. The first error I had was that I didn't have >> lvm2 installed so lvdestory didn't exist. 2nd, when I tried to pass >> the hint to tashi to create the scratch space, I didn't have a volume >> group named vgscratch to create or destroy. >> > > Hi Richard, > > I made the change that the volume group would have to be configured to use > the lvm commands. > > Greetings, > Michael.
