Hi, I'm going to make a live migration of some Xen guests from a machine to another. At the moment I'm preparing both systems, syncing software versions, while I read some documentation about the live migration process. The process looks simple, but I'm still have only one question. Let me explain: I have a guest on my Xen host 1 that have 3 virtual partitions that are mapped to 3 logical volumes of the host, as follows: Guest virtual partition Guest mount point Host physical partition /dev/sda1 / /dev/xenvg/apache-root /dev/sda2 swap /dev/xenvg/apache-swap /dev/sda3 /var /dev/xenvg/apache-var On the Xen host 2, I created the same physical partitions existing on Xen host 1, with same name and locations. So, at the moment I think my next steps are: 1. Copy the config file for the guest from Xen host 1 to Xen host 2 2. Execute on Xen host 1: # xm migrate --live guest host2 Is that right or is something missing? Note.: I read many docs, and all they say that I need to make image files available on both Xen hosts. But I'm not using image files, but logical volumes... Thanks, Davidson Paulo -- Fedora-xen mailing list Fedora-xen@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-xen
