On Mon, 27 Aug 2007, Kai Schaetzl wrote:
Just starting and playing around with Xen on Centos 5.
I created a new VM (para-virtualized) with the Virtual Machine Manager,
installed Centos 5 minimal on it, rebooted after successful installation.
I did a presentation in some depth at a local LUG (third in a
series) just last Saturday, and the notes are at:
http://www.colug.net/notes/0708mtg/
The VM console vanishes on shutdown and that's it. The VM id vanishes from
the VM Manager and there's no way to get it back. It looks like the new VM
doesn't exist. xm list shows only Domain-0, virsh list
do a:
cd /etc/xen
and rerun the command -- 'xm' does not have a reasonable
default search path.
--all tells me that it cannot list the inactive domains. A
restore from the VM file fails as well. The VM image file
exists (in /home/vm), a config file for it in /etc/xen
exists. But I don't see where the path to the image file
might have been saved. Maybe that's the problem? (I know the
location can create a problem with SELinux, but I'm
currently running permissive and only testing.)
yes -- the SELinux issue also is present as noted in the
outline.
-- Russ Herrold
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