Thanks to yum, I've updated my system, but it has no effect. Shutting down windows VM doesn't stop the virtuel machine. Does anyone knows what is the issue?
2007/12/5, Bob Jones <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hi,
I had the same problem initially with all 3 of the full-virt machines
I've setup (XP Pro, 2000 server, and 2003 Small Business Server). I
don't know if it was solved with Fedora updates or with Windows updates,
but it now works like a native Windows machine.
An aside to the rest of the list:
I have to admit that I have been very pleased with the performance using
a Xen VM over KVM/QEMU. It runs at almost what I would expect it to run
at on the bare metal machine (AMD Athlon FX-62 w/4GB DDR2 800 memory,
software raid5). This is a HUGE improvement over other virtualization
products I have used in the past (WIn4Lin/Win4Lin Pro, VMWare
workstation and server, Parallels, KVM/Qemu, and now Xen). Developers,
please keep up the great work!
Bob J.
nooroon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm testing a fedora 8 and it was a good surprise for me :
> virtualization tools are more usable, and virtualization with xen seems
> more stable.
>
> I'm using xen to create a windows xp VM.
> the only issue that I have, is when i ask windows to stop the machine,
> with traditionnal windows tools : start>shutdown computer
> the windows OS is stopping but the VM doesn't stop. It hangs on a
> windows screen that says "you can now safely stop the computer".
>
> With xen and fedora 7, I didn't have this issue. Does anyone have an
> explanation?
>
>
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