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amphro
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Joined: 03/09/2010

Hey Everyone,

So I installed Eucalyptus on a Debian Sparc 64bit 32 core machine form source following these instructions:
http://open.eucalyptus.com/wiki/installing-eucalyptus-source-16

There will be 4 of these machine in the cloud, but first I want to get it running on one. Getting all the required packages was a pain, but finally got it installed with no errors. I followed the configurations instructions, then ran the '$EUCALYPTUS/etc/init.d/eucalyptus-cloud start' It said "* Starting Eucalyptus services walrus sc cloud ." There is no service running. I can run the command again, and it says the same thing. The cc and nc start fine.

I checked the error logs, which are empty, and I can't access Eucalyptus in the browser. I then installed eucalyptus from source on my ubuntu machine, flowing the same steps. I then ran that command and got "* Starting Eucalyptus services walrus sc cloud [OK]" The cloud is running and I can access it in the browser.

I am at a loss since I there is no error message. Just silently failing. Any ideas and/or suggestions would be of great help! Also, if you need more information on my setup, please let me know.

Thanks

graziano
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Joined: 01/14/2010
Hello, can you look into

Hello,

can you look into $EUCALYPTUS/var/log/eucalyptus/ for log files (in particular cloud-*.log files)? You should be able to see some errors there to indicate what is happening. Also, which version of java are you using?

cheers
graziano

amphro
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Joined: 03/09/2010
Thanks for the reply

So there is nothing in the log files.

We are using Java 6.

We also tried to use $EUCALYPTUS/usr/sbin/eucalyptus-cloud, which gave us the following error...

"no VM found in java home /usr/lib/jvm/java6-openjdk"

But it is there... any ideas?

graziano
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Joined: 01/14/2010
Hello, it looks like there is

Hello,

it looks like there is some issues with your java installation: can you run other java applications?

cheers
graziano