When adding pci devices with hex slots like 04:0b.0 virt-manager writes
04:11.0 into the xend config files.
Work-arround:
xm list -l vm > vm
Edit the file manually and put in 04:0b.0 instead of 04:11.0
everywhere.
xm del vm
xm new -F vm
Chris[/color]
Hi Chris,
Nice find with your workaround… but to get this fixed, you can best
open a bug/SR with Novell (as this is not an officially monitored spot
by Novell for it).
-Willem
–
Novell Knowledge Partner (voluntary sysop)
It ain’t anything like Harry Potter… but you gotta love the magic IT
can bring to this world
I can’t. I am still evaluating. I tried to raise a service request but
I have no customer ID. Customer_CenterEMEA@novell.com told me I will
only be able to raise service request when I buy a licence.
Is there another way to raise service request without an ID?
I can’t. I am still evaluating. I tried to raise a service request but
I have no customer ID. Customer_CenterEMEA@novell.com told me I will
only be able to raise service request when I buy a licence.
Is there another way to raise service request without an ID?
Thanks,
Chris[/color]
Hi Chris,
You should be able to search for (did not find any open bugs for it),
and otherwise file a bug against SLES 11 SP1 using your Novell/forum id
at http://bugzilla.novell.com
For other options I will check and let you know…
-Willem
–
Novell Knowledge Partner (voluntary sysop)
It ain’t anything like Harry Potter… but you gotta love the magic IT
can bring to this world
On Wed, 30 Nov 2011 14:16:01 +0000, chrisradny wrote:
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@bugzilla: There is no product SLES11SP1 nor a classification. All I can
see are SLES Real Time Extensions.[/color]
It needs to be spelled out - Novell’s official policy on product names
(and I assume it hasn’t changed since Attachmate took over) is that names
are not to be abbreviated - so you need to look under “SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server” as a product classification, and then select the
specific product once you’ve filtered the classification.
I can’t. I am still evaluating. I tried to raise a service request but
I have no customer ID. Customer_CenterEMEA@novell.com told me I will
only be able to raise service request when I buy a licence.
Is there another way to raise service request without an ID?
Thanks,
Chris[/color]
I’ve passed this info on to Novell… will let you know what we can
do!
-Willem
–
Novell Knowledge Partner (voluntary sysop)
It ain’t anything like Harry Potter… but you gotta love the magic IT
can bring to this world
You should be able to search for (did not find any open bugs for it),
and otherwise file a bug against SLES 11 SP1 using your Novell/forum id
at http://bugzilla.novell.com
For other options I will check and let you know…
-Willem[/color]
Hi Chris,
Sorry for not posting back earlier…
Novell opened a bug following your report. Turns out this has been
spotted and already on route to fix.
Quoting my Novell contact:
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Update: Bug# 599085 is the one to follow since mine was a duplicate of
it.