You need to add node177 to the hypervisor table, set the type to "kvm".
]# tabdump hypervisor
#node,type,mgr,netmap,defaultnet,cluster,datacenter,preferdirect,comments,disable
"node177","kvm",,,,,,,,
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From: Ken Blake/Austin/IBM@IBMUS
To: [email protected]
Date: 09/27/2011 01:37 PM
Subject: [xcat-user] mkvm error
I am setting up kvm for the first time and having issues getting a vm
running on a kvmhost.
For my environment, the vm is vm201 and the host is node177.
I am able to run mkvm without any issues. rpower vm201 on does not return
any errors either.
But virsh list does not return any vm's
virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------
When I run lsvm node177, I get the following error:
lsvm node177
node177: Error: Unable to identify plugin for this command, check relevant
tables: hypervisor.type;nodetype.os=(esx.*);nodehm.mgt
The hypervisor table does not have any entries in it
nodetype does have an entry for both node177
("node177","rhels6","x86_64","kvm","install",,,,) and vm201
("vm201","rhels6","x86_64","compute",,,,,)
nodehm does have an entry for vm201 ("vm201",,"kvm",,,,,"0","115200",,,,)
and for the main compute cluster
("compute",,"blade","blade",,,,"1","19200","hard",,,)
Any suggestions on what is failing here?
Thanks
Ken
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