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For the latest qemu-kvm, you have to use the qemu-kvm-ev package, which is based off the qemu-kvm-rhev package, which is explained in [1] but you probably can't read it. The gist is, that qemu-kvm-rhev is a later build of kvm that is incompatible with the base version provided. qemu-kvm-rhev is only provided with the RHV (ovirt) and RHOS (openstack) products. CentOS rebuilds this package as qemu-kvm-ev as part of it's virtualisation SIG. I9a972e3fde2e4e552f6fc98350820c07873c3de3 has bumped up the minimum qemu version to 2.1.0. It seems there is a an issue (bug #1668164) where having the qemu-system package installed gets picked up if installed, and reports the incorrect version to nova, causing failure. This removes the installs from files/rpms/nova as it is all being done in function-libvirt. We only install the qemu-kvm-ev package on centos and remove the old work-around. [1] https://access.redhat.com/solutions/629513 [2] https://wiki.centos.org/SpecialInterestGroup/Virtualization Change-Id: Ide91b261f35fb19d8bd7155ca016fa3b76a45ea1 |
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