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[Xen-users] Re: Problems with Full Virtualization
Martin Pearson wrote:
Dear All,
I have been running xen 3.0.3 on Redhat 5.2 with partial
virtualization via koan/cobbler fine. Although I am now trying to get
full virt to work using the same machine profile. The cobbler profile
is set to default to full virt. I am using the following syntax on the
koan statement:-
koan --virt --server=puppet --system=tkdvir3 --virt-name=tkdvir3
--nogfx --virt-path=/vmdisk/tkdvir3-disk
The system profile on cobbler is set up in the following way:-
system : tkdvir3
profile : RHEL4-ES-x86_64
kernel options : {}
kickstart : <<inherit>>
ks metadata : {'os': 'RHEL4-ES'}
netboot enabled? : True
owners : ['admin']
server : <<inherit>>
virt cpus : <<inherit>>
virt file size : <<inherit>>
virt path : <<inherit>>
virt ram : <<inherit>>
virt type : <<inherit>>
interface : intf0
mac address : AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FB
ip address : 10.145.100.41
hostname : tkdvir3
gateway : 10.145.100.1
subnet :
virt bridge :
dhcp tag :
There are no obvious errors in the cobbler/xen/koan logs. Although
when I look at the machine in virsh the full virt machine just shows
up as now state and its CPU is off line. I have enabled the Intel
Virtualization technology in the BIOS. The machine is a DL380 G5 with
8 processors. Also in this state virsh console <name> says that there
is no console available to connect to.
Wonder if there is any one out there that could help me out with this.
Also if you need more information would be greatful if you could let
me know.
I also tried to use the xen kernel on the VM and got the same result.
Many thanks,
Martin Pearson.
Dear All,
Sorry part of that should have read that the machine shows up as no
state in virsh.
Apologies and thanks,
Martin Pearson.
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