I have rebuilt the guest several times, installed the package, rebooted it
etc. etc. all to no avail. I'm using the same installation number on a
RHEL4.5 guest on the same Dom0 which works fine so the reg of Dom0 with RHN
seems to be OK - I just think there's something missing with the RHEL5
guest install that is causing it.
I have managed to get it working by NOT using kickstart to build the guest
- so I'm now thinking it is something to do with my kickstart file, and
maybe different packages installed, but I found no notable differences
between the RHEL4.5 guest and the RHEL5 guest packages.
Maybe there's just a bug in rhn_register for RHEL5 that was somehow fixed
in RHEL4.5?
Regards,
GXW :o)
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Hi Grant,
I know this isn't a solution as I hate doing it but did you reboot the
machine? I am pretty sure these two rpms add a service to the machine.
It might also be an idea to unregister the Domain0 from rhn and
re-register. Then go to RHN and make sure you add the additional
Virtualization entitlement to the Domain0.
Then try and register you guest again.
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I do have those on my Dom0, Clayton, and RedHat also suggested I install
rhn-virtualization-common on the guest too but that didn't help either.
Very strange.
Regards,
GXW :o)
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