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1b1ed1a
(Get the code!)
It is *not* possible anymore to use a local ubuntu-
The created VM boots first correctly from the iso file and allows keyboard settings etc *but* somewhere later it breakes with the following error message:
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Your installation CD-ROM couldn't be mounted. This probably means that the CD-ROM was not in the drive. If so you can instert it and try again.
Retry mounting the CD-ROM?
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This ubuntu-server 12.04 image on bare metal (HP DL385g7) without any troubles.
Also ubuntu sever 11.10 iso image can be successfully install as VM from a local iso file on XCP 1.5.
I have repeated the test few times and on two different (fresh insalled) XCP hosts.
Both iso images are saved localy on the XCP host in the following directories:
/var/opt/
/var/opt/
What has changed in 12.04 compare to 11.10 due the the mounting of CD-ROM during the installation? (the CD-ROM label has additional "LTS" text for 12.04). It is curious as the image boots in firts phase and is "injected" into the virtual CD drive of XCP 1.5.
regards, Mark