Brenton Leanhardt wrote:
+++ Michael DeHaan [16/07/08 13:45 -0400]:
I suspect that if we can get koan to not set that
attribute it will solve my problem.
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Here is what koan does in qcreate.py:
if arch is not None and arch.lower() == "x86":
arch = "i686"
guest =
virtinst.FullVirtGuest(hypervisorURI="qemu:///system",type=vtype,
arch=arch)
I am not sure of the ramifications of leaving off the arch or why
that might be breaking things. Perhaps remove that arch bit in koan
and try it?
--Michael
Ha, how simple. That does indeed work for me. If that's an
acceptible solution I'd love to see it make it in into a release.
I'm still puzzled as to why a guest arch of 'i386' doesn't work on my
hardware while 'i686' does.
--Brenton
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This is there because cobbler uses i386 as an internal representation to
say "generically intel but not x86_64", though the code is set to
send what libvirt wants to libvirt. IIRC, yum wants to see i386, so it's
just glue there.
--Michael
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