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Re: [Xen-users] upgrade going bad
James Bulpin wrote:
Eric S. Johansson wrote:
just got your message about which few lines they are and is there any
way to capture them so I don't have to write them down in my palsied
scrawl and then type them in again?
If you have a second machine and a null modem cable then you can use the
serial console output (see user manual). If not, then just look to see
if anything looks "dodgy". Compare to what you can get with xm dmesg on
2.6.10.
An example of a successful boot on 2.0.5/2.6.10 (I don't have a 2.0.6
box I can easily use right now) is:
that's what I get on both of them. Obviously the numbers are slightly
different but that's what looks like. I think the problem is further
downstream because my impression is the scrubbing free RAM step is only
a hop or two away from loading Linux kernel. And that loading process I
suspect is what's going astray either through a bad reference to where
the kernel is or something of that nature.
in the meantime, I will start hunting up a null modem cable and use one
of my laptops for a remote console.
---eric
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