[Users] ovirt-node-iso-2.3.0-1.0.fc16.iso not worked for me.
Hi everybody, I downloaded ovirt-node-iso-2.3.0-1.0.fc16.iso from ovirt site, use livecd-iso-to-disk to create an usb installer, then boot from it. The boot options are the same as a fedora live image. No matter which option i chose: Start ovirt node, install in console, reinstall, reinstall in console, instead of an install wizard, I got a login screen with no clue to go on. The hardware is a typical supermicro server with 2x5620 xeon, 48GB RAM. Any idea what's going on ?
On Sat, 2012-04-07 at 23:23 +0700, Quyet Nguyen Duc wrote:
Hi everybody,
I downloaded ovirt-node-iso-2.3.0-1.0.fc16.iso from ovirt site, use livecd-iso-to-disk to create an usb installer, then boot from it. The boot options are the same as a fedora live image.
No matter which option i chose: Start ovirt node, install in console, reinstall, reinstall in console, instead of an install wizard, I got a login screen with no clue to go on.
The hardware is a typical supermicro server with 2x5620 xeon, 48GB RAM.
Any idea what's going on ?
It sounds like a problem with the TUI failing to load correctly. Can you boot it and edit the kernel commandline to add: rootpw=<hashed_password> To create a hashed password, you can run openssl passwd. i.e.: $ openssl passwd Password: Verifying - Password: ElxQsbGPoSSNw Then add: rootpw=ElxQsbGPoSSNw to the command line. When it boot,s you can then login as root. Once in as root, can you check the /tmp/ovirt.log and /var/log/ovirt.log file for any errors? Thanks Mike
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Too bad I got around it by installed fedora 16 + vdsm (and the server went live now). I'll try again on weekend and fire a bug then. On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 6:57 PM, Mike Burns <mburns@redhat.com> wrote:
On Sat, 2012-04-07 at 23:23 +0700, Quyet Nguyen Duc wrote:
Hi everybody,
I downloaded ovirt-node-iso-2.3.0-1.0.fc16.iso from ovirt site, use livecd-iso-to-disk to create an usb installer, then boot from it. The boot options are the same as a fedora live image.
No matter which option i chose: Start ovirt node, install in console, reinstall, reinstall in console, instead of an install wizard, I got a login screen with no clue to go on.
The hardware is a typical supermicro server with 2x5620 xeon, 48GB RAM.
Any idea what's going on ?
It sounds like a problem with the TUI failing to load correctly.
Can you boot it and edit the kernel commandline to add:
rootpw=<hashed_password>
To create a hashed password, you can run openssl passwd.
i.e.: $ openssl passwd Password: Verifying - Password: ElxQsbGPoSSNw
Then add:
rootpw=ElxQsbGPoSSNw
to the command line. When it boot,s you can then login as root. Once in as root, can you check the /tmp/ovirt.log and /var/log/ovirt.log file for any errors?
Thanks
Mike
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