Hugh Brock wrote:
satyaakam goswami wrote:
You'll need to install the whole python-virtinst package. Virt-manager
calls modules in the underlying python-virtinst package that have had
significant changes in the last month.
i picked up virtinst from there there are no install instructions in
README
http://virt-manager.et.redhat.com/download/sources/virtinst/virtinst-0.100.0.tar.gz
how to i install the whole package.
Satya
ps: do you guys hang around on freenode
Hi. Re freenode, normally not although I probably should drop in every
so often.
If you can't install the RPM, you'll need to put the virt-install script
in /usr/sbin as you did, and the rest of the python (everything under
the virtinst/ subdirectory) in your python library directory. For Fedora
that's generally /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/<package-name>... your
distro may vary of course. Most important thing is to replace the
existing virtinst code on your machine with the new stuff.
Oh, and, you will also need to update libvirt to 0.1.11 or whatever the
current release is.
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