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[Renuka Apte <renuka.apte@xxxxxxxxxx>]

You need to install the xenapi plugins:

If you are using devstack (https://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack), the
code below from build_domU.sh does this for you.

# Checkout nova
if [ ! -d $TOP_DIR/nova ]; then
    env GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true git clone $NOVA_REPO
    cd $TOP_DIR/nova
    git checkout $NOVA_BRANCH
fi 

# Install plugins
cp -pr $TOP_DIR/nova/plugins/xenserver/xenapi/etc/xapi.d /etc/
chmod a+x /etc/xapi.d/plugins/*
yum --enablerepo=base install -y parted
mkdir -p /boot/guest


Thanks,
Renuka.

On 3/12/12 10:53 PM, "Thomas Goirand" <thomas@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am trying to setup nova-compute with a Kronos setup. Everything comes
>from the packages in SID (including nova-xcp-network and
>nova-xcp-pluggins in the dom0, which we now package in Debian).
>
>When starting nova-compute, I have a python stack dump caused by a
>XENAPI_PLUGIN_FAILURE. I have attached the nova-compute.log and
>xcp-xapi.log files showing the trace of the crash.
>
>Ewan, Mike, Jon, do you know what's going on?
>
>Also, my understanding of Quantum is that it's for Openstack + KVM, and
>that XCP doesn't need it, as the xcp-networkd will do the vFlows work by
>itself. Am I right? How does it work?
>
>BTW, I'm writing an automated script, inspired from Ghe's debostack, for
>setting-up a domU that would connect to XCP. I might be a good idea to
>run this as a Jenkins job. Once I have the above working (eg: Openstack
>working with Kronos), I'll share the script, so we always make sure
>everything works.
>
>Let me know,
>Cheers,
>
>Thomas Goirand (zigo)