[09:29] <codec> any hints on debugging why euca wont start instances any more? none of the logs gives anything useful
[09:46] <koolhead11> codec, can you check if all services are running?
[09:52] <codec> everything's up
[09:58] <koolhead11> codec, have you sourced eucarc
[09:58] <koolhead11> before running the command
[09:58] <koolhead11> just asking in case
[10:05] <codec> yes, i'm running eucatools as root on the CC/NC/SC (all on one box) at the moment
[10:06] <koolhead11> you have to source eucarc file before running any euca-describe-instances
[10:06] <koolhead11> or any eura related command
[10:14] <codec> i did
[10:14] <codec> the commands work fine, the problem is not in the tools
[10:14] <codec> my instances stay pending and get terminated after timeout
[10:19] <codec> to me it looks like the CC is not talking to the NC, although i see that it fetches resource info and everything from it
[11:23] <smoser> codec, you may well have more luck in #eucalyptus
[11:24] <smoser> ah, and now i see you've already asked there also. fwiw, the majority of the eucalyptus employees will come on on US/Pacific time (where it is 3:24 am)
[11:31] <codec> smoser: thx.. i'll try it again later.. i'm in CEST :/ (12:30pm)
[16:41] <javed> hi
[16:41] <javed> hi guys I am a complete newbie from india
[19:50] <gholms> How does one register hvm images in ec2?
[23:28] <Kyle__> Why would an ubuntu-provided vm not work after installing a few packages?
[23:33] <erichammond> Kyle__: You'll probably need to provide more information and details about what you did and what "not work" means if you want help.
[23:36] <Kyle__> erichammond: I mounted the image loopback, bind mounted proc sys and dev, chrooted, apt-get installed a bunch of build-tools, umounted it, and followed the bundle and upload instructions on the eucalyptus webpage.
[23:36] <Kyle__> Every time I try to start it, with or without a key, it dies before ever go to "running" state.
[23:41] <erichammond> Kyle: I've never used Eucalyptus, but those details should help if anybody here has time to help.
[23:42] <erichammond> I'd recommend eliminating steps until it works to see where it goes wrong.  In fact, you might start by doing almost nothing to make sure the base image and your upload process is correct, then start adding steps.
[23:43] <erichammond> Normal divide and conquer debugging.