Re: [Xen-users] Problems starting xfrd to migrate a domain

[Miguel Gómez <elmiguelonmakinon@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, it's working*!!!!!!


































(*) not really. ;)

It works, but not totally. What I've done is to create a loopback
device( in the destiny machine) in the same path than the original one
(in the origin machine). Not using NFS now. 
It has the same size than the original one. Now, I can migrate the
domain. I see, after the migration, the domain in the destiny machine
and I can do "xm console" to that domain. 
But something is wrong. That domain continues responding to ping but it
filesystem is corrupted!!!! I can't move in the directory tree. 
Furthermore, when I look at the logs, I see the memory (ram) data
moving from one machine to another,  but I can not see the data in
the filesystem doing that!!, and the time the migration lasts is too
short to copy all the filesystem through the network.

Should I use NFS? How do you people do this?

I promise this is my last message today.
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