Yes. During my many installations,I tried both, compiling from source code using maven3 or using public repository. I also launched cloud-setup-management command, missing from guide for first management server. And downloading template VM tells successfull, I can see it in /export/secondary/tmp/1/1/ (I have my secondary storage on same server). A doubt: should I anyway mount secondary storage in /mnt/secondary even if is on local machine when downloading the template? I used -m /export/secondary/ parameter for tmplt script...
2012/12/18 Sebastien Goasguen <run...@gmail.com> > Did you use the deb packages ? > > > On Dec 18, 2012, at 9:19 AM, Andrea Ottonello <aottone...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hallo all. > > I'm completely new to Linux and Cloudstack (but comfotable to > hypervisors, > > SAN, storage and clusters), I'm trying to setup Cloudstack using XCP as > > hosts. I've configured correctly a XEN pool of 2 hosts, with a primary > > storage. It works, I succesfully installed a VM on it. > > Now, on another hypervisor (Hyper-V) I'm trying to setup the Cloudstack > > 4.0.0 managemente server on Ubuntu 12.04. I've followed installation > guide > > (searched for and solved some "wrong/missing" instructions, for example > how > > to open NFS ports on Ubuntu) setting NFS primary and secondary storage on > > management itself. > > Setup is successfully, I can logon to GUI, but I'm not able to setup a > zone > > because guided process hangs during "Creating system VMs (this can take a > > while)". I left it running for more than 24 hours, nothing. I reinstalled > > from scratch many times. System template is correctly downloaded for > > XenServer: I tried also without the wizard, creating zone/pod etc. from > > standard GUI, but when I go to System VMs they are in "starting" state, > > after a while they go in stopped and when I try strating them it fails. > > Always same problem. I'm getting crazy, any idea? > > > > -- > > Andrea Ottonello > > -- Andrea Ottonello
