Virtualizor Problem

BlazingServers

I had a Dedicated Server from So You Start.

While installing Virtualizor on it, I get a peculiar error:

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4) Installing the Virtualization Kernel - kvm

error reading information on service dhcpd: No such file or directory

KVM Module has been installed

Errors while installing libvirt for KVM

ERROR :

There was an error while installing Virtualizor

Please check /root/virtualizor.log for errors

Exiting Installer

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And if I install libvirt using yum install libvirt, the installation is successful.

Here goes the /root/virtualizor.log:

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Looks like some sort of architecture related problem. The more interesting fact is that I installed it before on this server. And Virtualization is enabled in the BIOS.

MikePT

Definitely weird issue. apt-get install -f should fix it, no?

Could be an issue with the mirror as well.

LevelSide

Try to change mirror, or report it to support.

BlazingServers

@LevelSide said:
Try to change mirror, or report it to support.

I have already reported it to support and how do I change the mirrors?

BharatB

@BlazingServers pm me I can help via teamviewer

BharatB

@MrGeneral said:
Definitely weird issue. apt-get install -f should fix it, no?

On a centos server ? really ? :P

BlazingServers

@BharatB said:
On a centos server ? really ? :P

Yes...I was also thinking that...

Maybe there is some command like yum install apt-get

MikePT

@BlazingServers said:
Maybe there is some command like yum install apt-get

My mistake! But actually, there is.

MikePT

@BharatB said:
On a centos server ? really ? :P

Too late to be awake

andreblue

http://www.sysadminworld.com/2012/how-to-switch-to-the-standard-ubuntu-kernel-on-ovh/ Take a look at that

BlazingServers

@MrGeneral said:
My mistake! But actually, there is.

Oh SHIT...it ACTUALLY EXISTS. I wrote it as a poor sarcasm, though.

lazyt

yum install apt has been around for many years.

MikePT

@BlazingServers said:

Hehehe, I told you!