[Openstack] Ocata Update libvirtd Error

Georgios Dimitrakakis giorgis at acmac.uoc.gr
Sun Oct 8 16:52:36 UTC 2017


 Hi David,

 thx for the info provided.

 I understand what "reset-state" does that's why I 've already tried 
 hard reboot but unfortunately it only brought back the instance at the 
 error state.

 What worries me more is that in the "/etc/libvirt/qemu" there are no 
 XML files for the erroneous instances, that's why the snapshot fails.

 Any ideas?

 These all appeared as soon as I 've updated to the latest Ocata 
 version.

 Best,

 G.


> Hi G.,
>
> I dont have Ocata up anywhere, but as a "best practice", I generally
> do the:
> nova reset-state --active $UUID
> followed immediately by
> nova reboot --hard
>
> to try and "restore/resurrect" errored instances. The reset-state
> --active doesnt actually do anything to the instance, it just
> manipulates the nova db. The reboot --hard does a fairly clean
> "reboot" of the instance even if it is off. None of this should 
> really
> have anything to do with CEPH as per se, so not sure it will have the
> desired outcome on your cloud though.
>
> On Sun, Oct 8, 2017 at 8:46 AM, Georgios Dimitrakakis  wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I ve tried today to update my OpenStack installation to the latest
>> Ocata version.
>>
>> What I did was to shutoff all running instances, perform all
>> updates and then rebooted controller and compute nodes.
>>
>> All seemed to have finished successfully but unfortunately when I
>> tried to power on instances that had attached to them volumes (which
>> are provided by Ceph) I got the following error:
>>
>> libvirtError: unsupported configuration: Found duplicate drive
>> address for disk with target name sda controller=0 bus=0 target=0
>> unit=0
>>
>> and the instance status now is "Error" and "No State" as a Power
>> state.
>>
>> This happened only to the instances that already had volumes
>> attached to them. All the rest instances booted up normally.
>>
>> I have tried to reset the states of the problematic instances
>> using: nova reset-state --active $instance_id and then take a
>> snapshot of them so that I can delete and recreate them.
>>
>> Unfortunately although the state update was successful the snapshot
>> couldnt be taken because of this :
>>
>> InstanceNotRunning: Instance $instance_id is not running.
>>
>> Any ides of what can I do in order to start my instances again? Any
>> bug which is related?
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> G.
>>
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