So the steps to reproduce would be:
1. Deploy an OpenStack cluster using the latest 5.1/5.0.1 MOS ISO. Choose CentOS 6.5 when asked for OS to be used.
2. Try to boot an instance injecting an arbitrary file:
echo "Hello, World!" > data.txt nova boot --image TestVM --file /data.txt=data.txt --flavor m1.tiny demo
3. SSH to your instance.
4. Check if path /data.txt exists.
Expected result:
The booted VM has an injected file - /data.txt.
Actual result:
Instance boot fails.
So the steps to reproduce would be:
1. Deploy an OpenStack cluster using the latest 5.1/5.0.1 MOS ISO. Choose CentOS 6.5 when asked for OS to be used.
2. Try to boot an instance injecting an arbitrary file:
echo "Hello, World!" > data.txt
nova boot --image TestVM --file /data.txt=data.txt --flavor m1.tiny demo
3. SSH to your instance.
4. Check if path /data.txt exists.
Expected result:
The booted VM has an injected file - /data.txt.
Actual result:
Instance boot fails.