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Unable to migrate a redhat VM. From the logs following is the error that is causing the migration to fail
info: installed kernel packages in this guest:
virt-v2v: error: no installed kernel packages were found.
This probably indicates that virt-v2v was unable to inspect this guest properly.
It seems virt-v2v is trying to determine the kernel package in the source VM. It does this by trying to identify the kernel package that contains both the /boot/vmlinuz-* file and the /lib/modules/<version>. Based on the log it examines 4 rpm module using following commands before it fails with above error
Unable to migrate a redhat VM. From the logs following is the error that is causing the migration to fail
It seems
virt-v2v
is trying to determine the kernel package in the source VM. It does this by trying to identify the kernel package that contains both the/boot/vmlinuz-*
file and the/lib/modules/<version>
. Based on the log it examines 4 rpm module using following commands before it fails with above errorFrom the logs it seems tat
virt-v2v
version used was 2.5.6rhel=9,release=4.el9 (x86_64) and following command was used for conversionIs this a known issue? Would appreciate if you suggest a fix or any work around.
Also attaching the complete log file for analysis
virt-v2v.log
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