nbd-client is in the nbd package.
- - Ubuntu
+ * Ubuntu
Useful packages ship with Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) and later.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/nbd/
+ You will need to add the autocluster directory to your PATH.
+
You will need to configure the right kvm networking setup. The
files in host_setup/etc/libvirt/qemu/networks/ should help. This
command will install the right networks for kvm:
rsync -av --delete host_setup/etc/libvirt/qemu/networks/ /etc/libvirt/qemu/networks/
+ After this you might need to reload libvirt:
+
+ /etc/init.d/libvirt reload
+
+ or similar.
+
+ You might also need to set:
+
+ VIRSH_DEFAULT_CONNECT_URI=qemu:///system
+
+ in your environment so that virsh does KVM/QEMU things by default.
+
2) You need a caching web proxy on your local network. If you don't
have one, then install a squid proxy on your host. See
host_setup/etc/squid/squid.conf for a sample config suitable for a
- all the items listed under "configuration options:" are the
equivalents of the settings for config files.
-* Run "autocluster --dump > config.foo" (or similar) to create a
- config file containing the default values for all options that you
- can set. You can then delete all options for which you wish to keep
- the default values and then modify the remaining ones, resulting in
- a relatively small config file.
+* Run "autocluster --dump > config.defaults" (or similar) to create a
+ file containing the default values for all options that you can set.
+ I don't recommend that you use this as a configuration file but it
+ can be handy as a reference.
+
+ I recommend that you aim for the smallest possible configuration
+ file. Perhaps start with:
+
+ FIRSTIP=<whatever>
+
+ and move on from there.
* Use the --with-release option on the command-line or the
with_release function in a configuration file to get default values
with_release "SoFS-1.5.3"
+ So the smallest possible config file would have something like this
+ as the first line and would then set FIRSTIP. Add other options as
+ you need them.
+
The release definitions are stored in releases/*.release. The
available releases are listed in the output of "autocluster --help".