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Re: [Xen-users] Devices not available in domain
M.A. Williamson wrote:
I got my domain up and running, receive an IP via DHCP, can login as
root and it works so far.
However, when I try to login as a non-privileged user, I get
bash: /dev/null: Permission denied
Wild guess, but this sounds like a devfs issue. Are you running a
distro (like Gentoo) that requires devfs and then using the standard Xen
kernel?
Make sure you have udev installed in your VM.
Regards,
Anthony Liguori
That's very odd! Xen shouldn't really make a difference here.
Can you look at the output of "mount" and check whether your root
filesystem is mounted readonly for some reason. Could you post it to
the list, please?
Can you post the disk lines out of your config file?
And though the domain claims to be booting into runlevel 5, no
X-Server is started. When I try to start X manually, I get this error
message:
Fatal server error:
xf86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or directory)
For me it looks as if I had to do something about the mode the
filesystem is mounted. Is that right? Or is there another reason why
some devices are not available?
You can't just start an Xserver in a Xen domain since there isn't
(yet) a virtual framebuffer device. The recommended way of doing this
is to use remote X or VNC, as you would for graphical access to a
physically separate machine.
HTH,
Mark
I did not find a hint in the manual or the wiki.
Regards,
Gisbert
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