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All, I’m bringing up a new Fedora 7 server (quad core,
about 1TByte Raid 5 disk). Fedora installed without any problem and the upgrade
to the Xen kernel went without incident. I ran into problems after installing
Windows 2003. The copying went fine, but when I got to the step to manually
restart the virtual image I get the following error message: virDomainCreate() failed POST operation failed: (xend.err 'Device 5632
(vbd) could not be connected.\nDevice /dev/ is mounted read-write in the
privileged domain,\nand so cannot be mounted read-only by a guest.') I’m inclined to point the blame at the factory
installed CD-RW/DVD since I put the NTFS in a file during Xen setup. The
questions for the group are: Is this expected behavior? If yes, can I disable the write option on the CD-RW so it
become a read-only block device? Or am I mistaken about the CD-RW? My server configuration is simple: Dell 2900 Quad Core Raid 5 3x500GB WD disks Built in Broadcom 2x Ethernet Clean installation of Fedora 7 without anything extra added. -- Per |
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