Darryl Pierce wrote:
On Monday 01 December 2008 4:49:00 pm Perry Myers wrote:So the proper way to re-create the appliance image is to first run get-ovirt-appliance which copies a pristine disk image into the images directory, followed by create-ovirt-appliance.On F10, at least, when I run get-ovirt-appliance and then create-ovirt- appliance I get: [root mcpierce-testing ~]# create-ovirt-appliance ovirt-appliance is already a defined virtual machine. create-ovirt-appliance: Try `create-ovirt-appliance -h' for more information.In looking at the output it's failing to download http://ovirt.org/download/ovirt-appliance-0.96-x86_64.tar.bz2.sha1sumsince there are no 0.96 rpms on the site. :-/
We haven't done the official .96 release yet, hence no archives on the web site.
What you should be doing is: # get-ovirt-appliance -l appliance from the top level directory you normally run ovirt.mk from. And there is a handy target in ovirt.mk that does all of this for you. # make update-appupdate-app does update-host followed by get-ovirt-appliance -l appliance and create-ovirt-appliance.
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