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Hi.<br />
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Probably in this file ubuntu.9-04.x86-64.img.man<wbr />ifest.xml<br />
there should be a space before --ramdisk (just open and try to find --ramdisk).<br />
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Hope this helps.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Arty
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Hi.

Probably in this file ubuntu.9-04.x86-64.img.manifest.xml
there should be a space before --ramdisk (just open and try to find --ramdisk).

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Arty

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I went through the Image management guide and everything works, except when I attempt the very final step:<br />
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euca-register ubuntu-image-bucket/ubuntu<wbr />.9-04.x86-<wbr />64.img.man<wbr />ifest.xml<br />
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I get this error: Image: Referenced kernel id is invalid: --ramdisk<br />
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I didn't have any other errors during the steps. What do you think is the problem?<br />
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I'm running:<br />
* Eucalyptus version.[/*:m] 1.6.2<br />
* Whether you installed from source or used a package (please provide the name of the package).[/*:m] Source - CentOS 5.4<br />
* Distribution and architecture.[/*:m] One Cluster, One Node<br />
* Hypervisor type.[/*:m] Xen<br />
* Topology (number of hosts, how they are configured, etc).[/*:m] One Cluster, One Node<br />
* Networking mode (SYSTEM, STATIC or MANAGED).[/*:m] System<br />
* Anything else specific to the problem.[/*:m]<br />

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I went through the Image management guide and everything works, except when I attempt the very final step:

euca-register ubuntu-image-bucket/ubuntu.9-04.x86-64.img.manifest.xml

I get this error: Image: Referenced kernel id is invalid: --ramdisk

I didn't have any other errors during the steps. What do you think is the problem?

I'm running:
* Eucalyptus version.[/*:m] 1.6.2
* Whether you installed from source or used a package (please provide the name of the package).[/*:m] Source - CentOS 5.4
* Distribution and architecture.[/*:m] One Cluster, One Node
* Hypervisor type.[/*:m] Xen
* Topology (number of hosts, how they are configured, etc).[/*:m] One Cluster, One Node
* Networking mode (SYSTEM, STATIC or MANAGED).[/*:m] System
* Anything else specific to the problem.[/*:m]


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