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Re: [Xen-users] Brolen virtual machines after updates host system
you upgraded the host kernel? in this case, is the new one xen-enabled?
because the domain0 kernel should always be modified for xen...
if it is xen-modified, is xend running? open a console, type
xm list
to see if the dom0 is listed....if your new kernel is not xen-modified,
(plus maybe xen isnt loading at all), you should still have an option
to boot into the old kernel thru grub when you start the computer...
On 9/4/06, Jan Albrecht <jan.albrecht@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I've a little problem here.
I'm using SuSE 10.1 as a host system. I had various virtual machines
(debian,centos,SuSE,...) running on it.
Last week I did a full upgrade on the host system, even a new kernel.
After the upgrade all virtual systems had problems, which lasted in
not be able to boot systems.
I know what happened, but my question: Is there a way to upgrade a
host system without needing to touch the virtual machines? Or do I
always have to patch a virtual host after patching the host system
itself?
Would this be possible with the virtual system supporting hardware
from Intel/AMD?
Thanks
Jan
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