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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] happy happy happy
> it shows errors I'm not comfortable with. For example, it says is
> unable to set the system clock yet the time is set correctly. This
> messages from the clock init script.
>
> harvee-xeno init.d # hwclock --show
> hwclock is unable to get I/O port access: the iopl(3) call failed.
This is a domU, right? That's normal - you don't want them to be able to set
the hardware clock. By default, they'll all use the time from Xen, which can
be maintained by running ntp in dom0.
> the next set of errors come from the consolefont script. turning it off
> makes those errors go away. I suspect the key mappings error is
> similarly solvable but I just haven't had the time to dig back into it.
I seem to remember the key mappings thing is also normal for a domU and you
can just turn the script off.
> one other thing I noticed was that when I try to use Reiser FS, I kept
> getting exceptions from the journaling code. So I decided to take the
> cowards way out and switch to ext3.
That's perculiar - you shouldn't have a problem here. Other people are
running ReiserFS OK.
> now the exceptions may have been a
> fault of my own doing because there is a high probability I did not have
> my domU filesystem fully set up with udev.
Shouldn't be udev either - it'd be interesting to see if you can mount
ReiserFS filesystems when everything's up and running.
Cheers,
Mark
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