On 05/10/2007, Andy Burns <fedora.lists@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Rebooting the dom0 is to be avoided if possible Couldn't think of anything else, so I did have to reboot, started a couple of important domU guests and then installed the Win2K3 ok. One question about windows HVM installation, given that virt-manager has the hint that windows is the os being installed, why does the installer delete the CD-DROM driver after the text part of install? this guarantees that the GUI part will fail due to being unable to copy remaining files from CD, the error message windows gives is none to helpful either (can't blame xen/virt-manager for that I guess) My way around this problem is to virsh dumpxml the domU to a file while the text part of install is on-going, then when it reboots I virsh undefine it and virsh define it back from the file again. Is there any prospect of this being handled in a more user-friendly way with FC8? -- Fedora-xen mailing list Fedora-xen@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-xen
