Hi,
We have a custom datastore, and transfer manager driver, which runs the
lvchange command when it is needed.
In order to work, you have to enable it in oned.conf.
for example:
DATASTORE_MAD = [
executable = one_datastore,
arguments = -t 10 -d fs,vmware,iscsi,lvm,shared_lvm]
TM_MAD
Hi,
The CPU value is taken from the 'virsh nodeinfo' output.
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On Tue,
Your VM configuration seems to be ok. Can you check that your machine
has a route to access 192.168.122.0/24 associated to virbr0?
Alternatively try to access the machine using VNC. Maybe there is a
problem with the machine and is unable to start.
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 4:24 PM, Marco
hi guys
i want to know how to install application on virtual machine
suppose if i want to run calculator application on virtual machine...
what i have to do?
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For VNC-Access I have to put the following into ubuntu.one?
GRAPHICS = [
type= vnc,
listen = 1.2.3.4,
port= 5902 ]
How can I check if my machine has a route to access 192.168.122.0/24 associated
to virbr0? (I can't login into this machine)
And btw: is there a possibility to
Hi, thank you. I checked source codes and I found it is very similar to
LVM TM/Datastore drivers which is facilitated in ONE already only you
added lvchange -ay DEV. Do you run CLVM along that or not?
I worry about parallel changes of LVM metadata which might destroy them.
From sequential
Hi,
We are running it without CLVM.
If you examine the ONE/lvm driver (the tm/clone script for example), you
can see, that the lvcreate command runs on the destination host. In the
shared LVM driver, all the LVM commands are running on the frontend, hence
there is no possibility of parralel
Thanks for your great tip!
I installed noVNC and add this to ubuntu.one:
GRAPHICS = [
type= vnc,
listen = 0.0.0.0,
port= 5902 ]
Now I'm able to view whats wrong with the VM.
It's stuck with the message: This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but
only detected an i686 CPU.
I'm
Hello,
You have to add the Arch flag in your template, here below an example
:OS = [ARCH = X86_64]
Hope this will help you,
Kind regards
CyD
Mercredi 30/01/2013 à 14:50 Marco Jagodzinska a écrit:
Thanks for your great tip!
I installed noVNC and add this to ubuntu.one:
GRAPHICS = [
type
Now it's working!
Thank you all for your great support, you're the best :)
Am 30.01.2013 14:54, schrieb Duverne, Cyrille:
Hello,
You have to add the Arch flag in your template, here below an example :
*OS = [ARCH= x86_64]*
Hope this will help you,
Kind regards
CyD
Mercredi
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