Neil Jerram wrote:"When you say 'on Ubuntu 14.04', are we talking a completely
fresh install with nothing else on it? That's the most reliable way to run
DevStack - people normally create a fresh disposable VM for this kind of work."
-- I finally got it running! I did what you said, and created a VM. I
basically followed this guys video tutorial. The only difference is I used the
stable/liberty instead of the stable/icehouse (which I guess no longer exists).
It is, however, *very* slow on my machine, with 4 giga bytes and 30 GB HDD.
I did have some problems getting VirtualBox working (I know others are using
VMware) with their "guest additions", because none of the standard instructions
worked. Some user on askubuntu.com here had the answer. This gave me the
bigger
screen.http://askubuntu.com/questions/451805/screen-resolution-problem-with-ubuntu-14-04-and-virtualbox
The answer given by the guy named "Chip" and then the reply to him by "Snark"
did the trick.
The tutorial I used:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoi8WpGwrXM
I supplied details here in case anyone else has the same difficulties.
Thanks for the help!
Regards,...John On Tuesday, November 3, 2015 3:35 AM, Neil Jerram
wrote:
On 02/11/15 23:56, Thales wrote:
I'm trying to get DevStack to work, but am getting errors. Is this a good list
to ask questions for this? I can't seem to get answers anywhere I look. I
tried the openstack list, but it kind of moves slow.
Thanks for any help.
Regards, John
In case it helps, I had no problem using DevStack's stable/liberty branch
yesterday. If you don't specifically need master, you might try that too:
# Clone the DevStack repository.
git clone https://git.openstack.org/openstack-dev/devstack
# Use the stable/liberty branch.
cd devstack
git checkout stable/liberty
...
I also just looked again at your report on openstack@. Were you using Python
2.7?
I expect you'll have seen discussions like
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23176697/importerror-no-module-named-io-in-ubuntu-14-04.
It's not obvious to me how those can be relevant, though, as they seem to
involve corruption of an existing virtualenv, whereas DevStack I believe
creates a virtualenv from scratch.
When you say 'on Ubuntu 14.04', are we talking a completely fresh install with
nothing else on it? That's the most reliable way to run DevStack - people
normally create a fresh disposable VM for this kind of work.
Regards,
Neil
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