On 11/30/2012 08:19 AM, Gene Czarcinski wrote:
On 11/30/2012 03:24 AM, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 03:48:52PM -0500, Gene Czarcinski wrote:
When I rebased my DHCPv6, etc. patches, I did that not only on to of
Laine Stump's dnsmasq-capabiliotes/bind-dynamic updates but I also
rebased to "current" git master.
Well, the problem with the large number/frequent RTR-ADVERT syslog
messages from dnsmasq that I had previously seen were fixed ... they
stopped and dnsmasq produced expected results. But, starting
virt-manager hung and there were new error messages in syslog about
"internal error cannot find suitable emulator for X86_64.
Until I pushed the patches from Victor yesterday, libvirt GIT was
broken when used against QEMU GIT. The effect was that libvirt
could not detect any QEMU binaries. So if you're using latest QEMU
GIT that might be what you've hit.
No, not the latest ... qemu-1.0.1-2.fc17.
But, this problem is getting more than a bit strange.
I have two systems which are pretty near identical (one id AMD-6-core
and the other is AMD-8-core). They have the same kernel, the same
libvirt, qemu, virt-manager, kernel, dnsmasq.
The "problem system" only has the RTR-ADVERT problem with one network
definition! [IPv4 with DHCP and IPv6 with SLAAC]. Destroy that
network and start another with different addresses but the same
specification and no problems. The is one difference I need to check
... the problem network is autostarted.
I just installed the libvirt version that has a problem with qemu. I
did not bother trying virt-manage since I just noticed a bunch of
really strange syslog messages from libvirtd "unknown OS type hvm" so
I downgraded back to something that works.
The last update I have listed in the git-log is
b7aba48bcaf315c27430a7d0edf8ff702d293527 and that one changed
src/conf/domain_conf.c.
I am going to give two things a try:
1. Back off the top few commits that hist domain stuff and
2. Try do a pull to update my copy of libvirt's git.
About the only thing I am sure of is I believe that the three patches
I submitted and Laine's three patches for bind-dynamic are not the
problem ... they are also applied to the version that works and only
deal with network stuff.
Gene
That was fun. Good news! I did a pull to get my clone up to date, saw
that Laine's updates had been pushed, rebased my updates, created a
tarball and used it to build a set of libvirt rpms. Installed the
updated rpms and ... everything seems to work again! I must have caught
something in the middle when I did my last pull because it is fine now.
And, the RTR-ADVERT messages (and associated issuing of RA packets) is
back to "normal" ... an initial flurry and then slowing to one every
none/ten minutes.
However, I have noticed one thing. Simon Kelley had me add a little
"instrumentation" to dnsmasq trying to pursue this large number of
RTR-ADVERT messages. I am going to do a little more instrumentation.
What I have noticed is that there seems to be a broadcast of something
whenever a network is started so that all dnsmasq instances (one per
started network) go into "flurry" mode with issuing RA packets and
syslog messages.
Does anyone know if something in libvirt is doing that?
BTW, I will shortly be sending in a small rebase of my patches based on
today's git.
Gene
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