[Users] Hello All I am new to ovirt and have a question

Doron Fediuck dfediuck at redhat.com
Sun Jan 15 09:11:05 UTC 2012


On Saturday 14 January 2012 16:04:27 Dominic Kaiser wrote:
> I have recently set up an ovirt engine server and one host.  The ovirt
> engine server was installed on a small Intell Atom quad core with 4 gigs of
> ram box.  The ovirt engine server is running on Fedora 16 and engine was
> installed from rpms after I added the repo.  Also I have installed one host
> or node if you prefer That is an AMD quad core with 8 gigs of ram and has
> virtualization.  I have tried installing from ovirt node 2.2.1 iso but
> ethernet card can not be intialized even though it is detected.  This is a
> realtek card and it shows up fine in fedora 16.  The iso is still a bit
> buggy for me so I tried installing fedora 16 and then the vdsm rpm packages
> from repository.  I have correctly set up a bridge on fedora 16 and by the
> way your instructions are wrong for bridge setup.  I will be glad to send
> you guys a correct config for the wiki if neccessary for fedora 16.  Vdsm
> is running and I installed host from the ovirt gui by adding new host
> entered ip config an.d it appeared in the ovirt web manager.  What it does
> not do properly is install on the Ovirt web manager I get installing then
> it says install failed.  I have tried reinstalling from the ovirt web
> manager to no avail.  The wiki is a good start but directions are lacking I
> must say.  Is there any more config that needs to be done on the vdsm.conf
> file in etc/vdsm/vdsm.conf or does it just "detect" when the Ovirt web
> manager calls for it?  I am probably missing something on my end I am
> guessing.  Also what log files would be helpful to look at?  I will be
> trying this out also on a new asus server with two 8 core amd opterons and
> 32 gigs of ram shortly so I will let you know how that goes also.  This
> project is great I just need to get a working host and I want to write a
> simpler install write up for this project that in my opinion is what it is
> lacking.
> 
> Let me know,

Hi Dominic,
If I get you right, you have set a bridge and manually installed vdsm using 
RPM's.
When you add a host from the web UI, it's actually trying to do what you
did, but it should be a problem. So... let's try to figure out the real issue;
If you SSH into your vdsm host (node), you'll find under /tmp the installation
log files.
Please verify there's no sensitive data there, and send to list.
We'll continue based on the logs.

Doron.



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