I might be able to try this in the next few days. I have a system I'm
re-imaging and I'll see if I can find time to test this. Without going
too far off topic I think that both openipmi and freeipmi are good
solutions for communicating with your BMC and the hardware watchdog and
both worked for me.
OK, if /etc/init/ssh doesn't fully replicate the functionality of the
/etc/init.d/ssh script to include properly setting up chrooted
environments and properly handling libc6 updates then what benefit does
it provide users? Why, if you can't get Upstart to provide the same
functionality as the /etc/
Serge, I ended up going over to the freeipmi package. I don't know when
I'd have time to test this.
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Title:
Startup failed to l
I downloaded a CentOS RPM for openipmi and extracted the file
/etc/sysconfig/ipmi
I copied this file to
/etc/default/openipmi
as Kipp suggested and made the following edits to
/etc/init.d/openipmi
Line 35: Changed
CONFIGFILE=/etc/sysconfig/ipmi
to
CONFIGFILE=/etc/default/openipm
This is still a problem on lucid. The ipmi_devintf and ipmi_si kernel
modules don't load automatically and /dev/ipmi0 isn't created, so
ipmitool won't work.
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I've had similar problems using --raw. Here is the vmbuilder debug
output from attempting to create an ubuntu guest using kvm and libvirt
on a system running 10.04. First I create a 22Gb qcow2 file with the
"preallocation=metadata" option, which preallocates the entire file.
r...@xx:/opt/virtu
