Jason Guiditta wrote: > Hello, hopefully this is something simple I just don't understand how to > debug, but right now, it is keeping me from creating any new VMs. As > stated in the subject, I am running F10, on x86_64 arch. Libvirt > version is 0.6.1-5.fc10. Using virt-manager to create a new vm, when I > get to the step to create a disk image, I get the error: > 'Storage parameter error. internal error storage pool is not active'. > Running > > virsh pool-start default > > gets me: > error: Failed to start pool default > error: out of memory > > Note there is no reason my machine would be out of memory, is has 6GB > and nothing else running (and tried this right after booting) > > virsh pool-list --all > > shows default is inactive and 'yes' for autostart > > I would be happy to file a bug if needed, but thought I would throw this > out to the list first to see if I was just unaware of some simple fix. > Let me know if there are other details I can provide to make this easier > to solve. Thanks, > > -j Can you try the following: su - service libvirtd stop libvirtd Then from another terminal: sudo virsh pool-start default And see if anything more informative is printed in the 'libvirtd' terminal: there may be a useful error that we are squashing somewhere. Thanks, Cole -- Libvir-list mailing list Libvir-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libvir-list