Re: [Users] Problem Creating "oVirt Engine" - Stuck on FQDN
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Richie@HIP wrote:
I agree. The "oVirt Node" part will not be a VM since as
you said, it
would be a VM within a VM - my mistake in expressing what i'm preparing.
Regarding the "single machine" (Engine and Node) "live iso" that you
mention. Where can I find it
?
Single machine is part of ovirt-engine. Do yum install
ovirt-engine-setup-allinone ( this is from memory) and then do
engine-setup --help. In the latest versions there is either a parameter
or it will figure it out itself.
Live iso is downloadable from
http://resources.ovirt.org/releases/3.2/tools/ I just dd it to a usb
stick large enough. Then you can boot from it. It will revert back to a
clean slate after each reboot!
Joop
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Richie@HIP wrote:
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I agree. The "oVirt Node" part will not be a VM since as you said, it
would be a VM within a VM - my mistake in expressing what i'm preparing.
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<div>Regarding the "single machine" (Engine and Node) "live
iso" that
you mention. Where can I find it
?</div>
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Single machine is part of ovirt-engine. Do yum install
ovirt-engine-setup-allinone ( this is from memory) and then do
engine-setup --help. In the latest versions there is either a parameter
or it will figure it out itself.<br>
Live iso is downloadable from
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://resources.ovirt.org/releases/3.2/tools/">http:/...
I just dd it to a usb
stick large enough. Then you can boot from it. It will revert back to a
clean slate after each reboot!<br>
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Joop<br>
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