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RE: [Xen-API] Re: [Xen-devel] Generic PV Guests on XCP?
Anil, I am interested in your suggestion to use domain0 and the
lower-level Python tool stack for initial development on an XCP
platform. Could you tell me more about your technique for doing that,
i.e. how do I go about getting access to domain0 and the 'xm' python api
set on XCP?
Thanks,
Phil
> >
> > The consoles are exported via XenAPI in VNC format. You need a
XenAPI
> > client which is capable of attaching to these. Looks like
> > http://www.xvpsource.org/ is the place to look?
> >
> > Personally I usually use /opt/xensource/debug/vncproxy (copied to my
> > workstation) to create a local socket on my workstation which is
> proxied
> > to the XCP host and then run vncviewer locally against that proxy.
>
> To access the raw serial console by text (the equivalent of 'xm create
> -c'), you first need to disable the VNC proxy from spawning (set the
VM
> other-config:disable_pv_vnc field to something), start the VM paused,
> and then connect to it directly using xenconsole from dom0, and then
> unpause the VM
>
> I use this small script in dom0 to automate this for a given VM uuid:
> http://github.com/avsm/mirage/blob/master/scripts/run_minios
>
> Although to be honest, for MiniOS work, I just find it far more
> convenient to just use the lower-level Python toolstack, and then
> switch to XCP for the higher level management stuff.
>
> -anil
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