On 28.5.2010 10.41, Theo Band wrote:
> Try to stop the xendomains and restart them:
>
> service xendomains stop
>
> If domains are configured to be saved then check /var/lib/xen/save to
> find the saved domains.
>
> Then start them again
>
> service xendomains start
>
> This at least gives you a faster way to check than actually rebooting
> your host.
> Needless to say, check the log files in /var/log/xen/
>
> Theo
Thanks for the tips, will try them when I have time...
There is a lot of stuff in the xen logs, but so far I have found nothing
helpful there with regard to this problem.
- Jussi
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