[Ovirt-devel] ran into some issues with the .96 release

Perry Myers pmyers at redhat.com
Tue Dec 23 02:53:38 UTC 2008


Michael Schenck wrote:
> oVirt devel,
> 
> At point 1 under "Installing and Running the Appliance" on the documents 
> page [http://ovirt.org/install-instructions.html] :
> this doesn't work "# create-ovirt-appliance -e eth1"
> I think you mean "# create-ovirt-network -e eth1"

I think you're looking at out of date web pages.  As of today we updated 
to version 0.96 for oVirt which uses Fedora 10 as a base.  The install 
instructions say:

> # Create the appliance on the host with the following command:
> 
> sudo create-ovirt-appliance
> 
> # If you want to manage real physical hosts, and you have a separately cabled management LAN, run this command on the host machine:
> 
> sudo create-ovirt-network [-e ethX]

Refresh the page to make sure you're getting the latest copy of the 
documentation in your browser, you might have a stale copy in your cache.

> Is something wrong with the ovirt-appliance rpm?  it's only 15kb; this 
> is from "yum list"
> " ovirt-appliance                      noarch                   
> 0.96-1.fc10                          ovirt                      15 k"
> The documentation (and previous release) would lead me to believe it 
> should still be over 350 MB, and the admin node image file never gets 
> installed.

This is also explained on the install instructions page:

> Downloading the Appliance
> 
> The ovirt-appliance RPM only contains several scripts to assist in the downloading of the appliance image archive. After the ovirt-appliance RPM is installed, run the following command:
> 
> sudo get-ovirt-appliance
> 
> This will download the ovirt-appliance image archive and then extract the images and metadata to the libvirt image repository at /var/lib/libvirt/images.

> on a side note, where can I make a feature request, I want to get the 
> option to migrate eth0's configs to that of ovirtbr0

Feature requests can be made directly to ovirt-devel.  Also, you can put 
request into bugzilla at bugzilla.redhat.com.  Use the Other Miscellaneous 
Products and Virtualization Tools as the categories.  Then the components 
are all prefaced with oVirt (i.e. oVirt Node, oVirt Server Suite, etc...)

Thanks,

Perry




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