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JeOS CentOS Linux 5.5 [template] VM fails to boot
Greetings,
Running VMWare Studio virtual appliance 2.6 in VMWare Workstation 7.1 on x64 running XP-SP3. .
Downloaded CentOS-5.5-i386-bin-DVD.iso
In VMWare Studio:
Create profile using template 'JeOS CentOS Linux 5.5 [template]'
Used all default settings except:
os tab: user accounts, add user, testuser
output tab: output format: OVF OVA ZIP
output tab:IP address deployment choices: Prompt for an IP address, and retrieve additional parameters from an IP Pool, and check DHCP and Fixed or Transient
Validate: Profile validation passed, no errors found
Save and Build
No application packages, just building a test virtual appliance
This successfully creates OVF OVA ZIP
Download zip, unzip, contains vmdk and vmx files
VMWare Workstation, open existing VM, find my vmx, open; guest OS shows as 'other' not CentOS;
power on, VMWare logo shows for approx 2 seconds, then back to VM powered off screen
Log files attached: verbose log: jeosverb.txt , debug log: jeosdbg.txt
As a test, I created a VM with profile using template 'CentOS Linux 5.5 [template]'. This VM boots and is fully functional.
Thank in advance for assistance.
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I've made some progress, but still No Joy.
'jeoser' apparently acts, trimming OS packages, depending upon which application packages to be loaded.
So I retried build specifying application packages - and got a successful build.
VM Guest-OS is still 'other', not CentOS 5.5.
Power-on VM results in power-off after 3 or so seconds.
Attached files:
VMWare Studio verbose log: jeosver2.log
VMWare Studio debug log: jeosdbg2.txt
VMWare Workstation log for VM power-on: vmware.log
The pertinent portion of vmware.log:
Apr 27 16:04:23.013: vmx| Msg_Post: Error
Apr 27 16:04:23.013: vmx| [msg.guestos.noname] The configuration file does not specify a guest operating system.
Apr 27 16:04:23.013: vmx| Please select a guest operating system from the General page on the Options tab of Virtual Machine Settings.
Apr 27 16:04:23.013: vmx| ----------------------------------------
Apr 27 16:04:23.013: vmx| Module GuestOS power on failed.
Thank you.
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Just edit the settings and under Option, choose Linux instead of Other and the VM will boot.