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Re: [Xen-users] Shutdown of dom0 with running DomUs cannot deactivate	vo
 
I put
on_xend_stop = "shutdown"
 in my domU config files without any result. I still get the error 
message that lvm volumes are used and cannot be shutdown. Does setting 
on_xend_stop = "shutdown" wait until all domUs are shutdown, or does the 
normal shutdown process go on in parallel.
Todd Deshane wrote:
 
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 6:12 AM, Martin Lang <mlg-hessigheim@xxxxxx> wrote:
   
Hi all,
I have a little server with some Debian DomUs that are automatically started
at system boot. Each DomU uses LVM Volumes for root and swap area. When I
now shutdown the whole machine using the shutdown -h command in the dom0 I
always get an error message that LVM cannot be shutdown properly because
there are still some active volumes. These are the volumes used by the
domUs. When I manually shutdown the domUs using xm shutdown, I do not get
the error message.
My question now is: is there something similar to the autostart of domUs for
shutdown? Do I have to write a special script that calls "xm shutdown -a w"?
If yes where do I have to place it.
     
 
You should be able to use the domU config option:
on_xend_stop
cheers,
Todd
   
 
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