SuSE 12 - create new vm

SUSE Product Topics SLES Virtualization
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Hi,

Running SUSE 12 in XEN mode.
I have a number of VM’s running Windoze and SuSE11sp3 with and without OES. These were all imported into the system and are working perfectly.

I am trying to create a new VM but after clicking the button, the next option “Local installation media” and “Network Boot PXE” are greyed out.
“Network Install” and “Import” are selectable.

I have tried FTP and NFS as a repository but then the installation complains about no repository. I have already configure both FTP, NFS and Local ISO as repositories.

Any ideas would be appreciated.
Regards
John

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Thank you “Automatic Reply” but you are not much help.

So, I connected to the SuSE site and downloaded a gizillion patches, rpms and other such stuff, install, deployed, and destroyed more stuff, restarted, rebooted and fiddled around but still no joy. Eventually hit the system with a sledgehammer and I was then able to created a new SLES12 VM. So things look hopeful. Now to install the GroupWise Webaccess and see what happens to the performance.

John (still dazed and confused) Gill

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Hi John,

could you please share model and your source for that sledgehammer? Seems like it could come in handy around here, too :wink:

Regards,
Jens

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[QUOTE=jmozdzen;29704]Hi John,

could you please share model and your source for that sledgehammer? Seems like it could come in handy around here, too ;)[/QUOTE]

just kidding… of course I have my own here right by my side - but we’re not allowed to publicly give that advice, ye know, lawyers & such… hence although we knew, we had to let Mr. Automatic handle your case and hope you’d find out yourself :wink:

Regards,
Jens

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hahaha, I work for a clay brick manufacturer so I have plenty of sledgehammers in the shape of a new shiny clay brick, still hot from the kiln.

I guess the lesson is - patch and reboot… just in case :slight_smile: