Is your secondary storage setup correctly? Do you have a secondary storage vm running?
On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 4:45 PM, mojorising <moj0ris...@aim.com> wrote: > Hello again. > > I have one more issue I'm trying to work though (hopefully the last for a > while!) -- I am unable to add an ISO for use in creating an instance. > > Here are the steps I followed: > * I use the UI to add and upload an ISO. The UI responds with a message > saying the resource has been created successfully. > * When I click on the ISO in the list of ISOs (the standard one that comes > with Cloudstack is listed there too). Under Templates > Details, there is a > "Ready" field with a value of "No" > > The event log in the UI has an entry -- the latest one -- that says, " > ISO.CREATESuccessfully completed creating iso. Id: 204 name: centos test" > > The CentOS image version is 6.4. I selected "Other CentOS" in the OS type > when uploading the image to Cloudstack's library. > > If I specified the OS type as CentOS 6, the same result occurred (Ready = > no) but there was also an error in the event log, "ISO.CREATE Error while > creating iso. Id: 202 name: CentOS Minimal." This error no longer appears > now that I am setting the OS type as "Other CentOS." > > I could not find any reference to this issue in any of the logs I checked > on the Cloudstack server. I believe I checked them all. I've also done the > standard prerequisite of Googling and have not found any solid leads on > solving the problem there. > > Can anyone tell me what might cause this issue or where some more good > places I should check to get to the bottom of it? Maybe I haven't found the > right log file (there are quite a few in Cloudstack). > > My Cloudstack host server: > Cloudstack 4.0.2 > CentOS 6.4 > Intel quad-core, 16GB RAM > > > Thanks again. So far, I've learned quite a bit about Cloudstack and this > list has been extremely helpful to that end! > > Best, > Mike > -- Regards, Kirk Jantzer c: (678) 561-5475
