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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Start a VM without using XM command
 
Hi
  What do you mean by "program"? The definition is very vague and can be interpretted many ways in this context. I assume you aren't familiar with scripting if you are asking this question.
  
I recommend you take a look at a scripting language called bash, it is usually distributed with Linux as the default shell.
  A script to pause a certain VM (say this one is called vm0) would like something like this: 
 #!/bin/bash /usr/sbin/xm pause vm0
  Joseph.
 
 
 
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