Re: [Openstack] Spawning Issue with Juno, Neutron, Xen and Libvirt

2015-07-30 Thread Anthony PERARD
ntial htop vim curl git vcsh tig quilt tmux and xen-hypervisor-4.4-amd64 How your /etc/network/interfaces looks like? Anything in it that would setup network interface named vif*? Thanks, -- Anthony PERARD ___ Mailing list: http://lists.opens

Re: [Openstack] Spawning Issue with Juno, Neutron, Xen and Libvirt

2015-07-30 Thread Anthony PERARD
# that interface (e.g. another running domU) because it's likely a # configuration error if ip link show "$vifname" >&/dev/null then fatal "Cannot rename interface $dev. An interface with name $vifname already exists." fi ip link set &

Re: [Openstack] Spawning Issue with Juno, Neutron, Xen and Libvirt

2015-07-24 Thread Anthony PERARD
ript to set down the interface before trying to rename it: In /etc/xen/scripts/vif-common.sh, search the function rename_vif() and add in the begining this: ip link set "$dev" down And don't forget to remove the "exit 0" in /etc/xen/scripts/vif-bridge that we've added

Re: [Openstack] Spawning Issue with Juno, Neutron, Xen and Libvirt

2015-07-23 Thread Anthony PERARD
console of the VM // to quit, ctr+] > Do you have any other ideas? That is interesting that the master doesn't > have the issue. Just to verify, are you running this all on one node? Yes, all in one. I've enable those neutron services via devs

Re: [Openstack] Spawning Issue with Juno, Neutron, Xen and Libvirt

2015-07-22 Thread Anthony PERARD
7;t know much of what Neutron is doing with the network interface but we can maybe try to work arround this issue. Could you add "exit 0" at the begin of the /etc/xen/scripts/vif-bridge script? Then check if you've got network access to the guest. Thanks, -- Anthony PERARD