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maruq | hi, not sure if I'm in the right room, but seem to having an issue with Ubuntu AMIs + EBS volumes | 04:35 |
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maruq | I'm using AMIs based on Alestic ami-06ad526f, when I attach an EBS volume it doesn't show up | 04:36 |
maruq | I went back to using that pure AMI (no mods), and same thing, no EBS volume | 04:37 |
maruq | It shows up fine on the 10.10 AMI (ami-ccf405a5) though | 04:37 |
maruq | also shows up fine on Amazon Linux | 04:38 |
maruq | I'm using the command line tools (ec2-create-volume, ec2-attach-volume, ec2-describe-volume) | 04:39 |
maruq | then logging in to the node, and trying to mount the volume (/dev/sdh) to my own dir (/mnt/redis) | 04:40 |
maruq | anyone got any ideas? | 04:40 |
flaccid | maruq: you should use the official canonical AMIs if not already | 04:48 |
flaccid | i know they certainly work | 04:48 |
flaccid | you'll find devices attached as /dev/xvd* not /dev/sd* | 04:48 |
flaccid | after attachment check /proc/partitions, fdisk -l and ec2-describe-volumes | 04:49 |
maruq | The ones on Alestic page say Canonical published? | 04:49 |
maruq | oh, thanks, I'll check xvdh | 04:49 |
maruq | seems to be there, thanks | 04:52 |
flaccid | np | 04:52 |
maruq | although AWS API seems to only take /dev/sd*, which in turn maps to /dev/xvd* | 04:52 |
maruq | ? | 04:52 |
flaccid | correct | 04:53 |
maruq | little confusing thereā¦ oh well, problem solved | 04:53 |
maruq | thanks | 04:53 |
flaccid | its because aws forked xen | 04:53 |
maruq | okay, although it seems to suggest on windows it'll take xvd*? | 04:54 |
maruq | I don't know enough about xen though | 04:54 |
flaccid | yes | 04:54 |
flaccid | xen virtual device.. | 04:54 |
Udit | hi, I`m beginner to cloud OS. i have my minor project on cloud can u please suggest me some challenging and pratical project? | 04:55 |
maruq | okay, well, it seems to work. thanks | 04:56 |
flaccid | Udit: http://google.com/ | 04:56 |
flaccid | Udit: or just see topic and make UEC your project, good luck | 04:56 |
flaccid | maruq: its because ubuntu would need to patch the kernel to support /dev/sd* on the instance.. | 04:56 |
Udit | thanks, whats UEC? | 04:56 |
flaccid | Udit: follow and read the links in the topic | 04:57 |
maruq | @flaccid: okay, that's cool. I'll just note it down | 04:57 |
Udit | okay thanks | 04:57 |
Udit | :) | 04:57 |
maruq | @Udit: UEC = Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (a sort of AWS EC2 on your own servers). | 04:58 |
Udit | its like eye OS?? | 04:58 |
maruq | @Udit: Not sure what subject you're doing for, but sciences or maths usually have a lot of fun problems to solve | 04:59 |
Udit | ok | 04:59 |
Udit | do u noe abt the phovirtualbox | 05:01 |
Udit | ? | 05:01 |
flaccid | Udit: off-topic. goto #virtualbox | 05:01 |
Udit | thanks | 05:01 |
maruq | good luck | 05:01 |
Udit | which network oi need to select fr #virtualbox | 05:02 |
flaccid | this network | 05:03 |
Udit | ok thanks again | 05:03 |
codec | hmm.. i created an EMI with vmbuilder and am running it as m1.xlarge (20G disk on my UEC) but i only have a 10G sda in the instance? | 07:48 |
codec | is this related to calling vmbuilder with --rootsize=10240? | 07:49 |
kim0 | codec: when you sudo fdisk -l .. do you see 20G | 09:56 |
codec | no | 10:09 |
kim0 | hmm | 10:10 |
kim0 | wait around someone should hopefully be able to help | 10:10 |
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