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Hi all, I am trying to install a version of Libvirt that will be compatible with qemu-kvm-1.1 but I cannot seem to get Libvirt to compile. During the make portion of the install I get the following error: ... make[4]: Entering directory `/home/shawn/libvirt-0.10.0/docs' Generating 404.html.tmp /bin/bash: line 5: 59204 Segmentation fault /usr/bin/xsltproc --stringparam pagename $name

...outside of the clang tree. I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. > > That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. Past experience has taught me, anything I think is going to be simple and quick to fix, rarely...

...f the clang tree. > > I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. > >> >> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. > > Past experience has taught me, anything I think is going to be simple a...

...y understand what you are saying here and will just add that >>> sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do >>> things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. >>> I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow >>> at the timeframe in which to do it. >>> >>> >>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it >>> will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. >>> >>> >>> Pas...

...what you are saying here and will just add that >>>> sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do >>>> things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. >>>> I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow >>>> at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>> >>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it >>>> will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. >>>> >&...

Hi all, I've been asked to prepare a comparison of Lucene/Solr and Xapian and I'm trying to find some differences between the two. I'm not that familiar with Lucene myself but I expect there are lots of people who will have looked at both before ending up on this mailing lists. Can anyone help? I'm looking for both differences between the two systems and perhaps the reasons

Hi all, I am using Ubuntu 10.04 Server and I am trying to figure out which versions of qemu-kvm and libvirt are known to work well together and if there is anything special that needs to be done during their installs. I am trying to work with the latest version of libvirt possible that will be stable with qemu-kvm. Right now, the only configuration I've been able to get working are the

.... >>> >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >>> >>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. >>> >>> Past experience has taught me,...

Hi all, Not sure if this is the best place to put this question since I'm not sure if it's a Libvirt issue but... I currently have two VMs up with networking and I can successfully ssh to and from each VM and I have confirmed that I can successfully download things from the internet. However, when trying to run mpiexec (which uses ssh), the connection fails and gives me the following

Hi all, I have been using Libvirt for several months now and I have only had minimal problems. I had a particular setup and was starting up multiple guests just fine. However, with seemingly no changes I now get the following error when trying to start a guest: virsh start guest0 error: Failed to start domain guest0 error: internal error Process exited while reading console log output: Supported

...gt;>> > >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. > >>> > >>>> > >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. > >>> > >>> Past expe...

...gt;> >> >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >> >>> >> >>>> >> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. >> >>> >> &g...

...what you are saying here and will just add >>>> that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do >>>> things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. >>>> I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow >>>> at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>> >>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why >>>> it will take so long, because on the surface it seems...

Hi all, For some reason when I run "libvirtd -d" as root it seems to not start. I investigate by running "libvirtd -v" as root and I get a segfault. Here is the output: 2012-08-23 19:01:23.237+0000: 27464: info : libvirt version: 0.10.0 > 2012-08-23 19:01:23.237+0000: 27464: error : virDriverLoadModule:78 : > failed to load module >

...>>>> >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>> >>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact move. >>&...

...>>>> >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>>> >>> >>>>> >>>> >>>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about why it will take so long, because on the surface it seems like a low-impact mov...

...t; >>> I totally understand what you are saying here and will just add > that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to do > things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical reasons. > I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing my brow > at the timeframe in which to do it. > >>>>>> >>> > >>>>>> >>>> > >>>>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about > why it will take so long, because on the s...

...t; I totally understand what you are saying here and will just >> add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to >> do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical >> reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing >> my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >> >>>>>> >>> >> >>>>>> >>>> >> >>>>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE about >> why it will take so lo...

...what you are saying here and will just >>>> add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being willing to >>>> do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to logistical >>>> reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m just furrowing >>>> my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>> >>>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and MikeE >&...

...;>> just add that sometimes being part of a larger community means being >>>>>> willing to do things, sometimes, not exactly the “right” way, due to >>>>>> logistical reasons. I am not opposed to what you would like to do, I’m >>>>>> just furrowing my brow at the timeframe in which to do it. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>> That said, I'd still like to hear from ChrisM and Mike...