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[Xen-devel] libxl: xl list bugs

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Subject: [Xen-devel] libxl: xl list bugs
From: Christoph Egger <Christoph.Egger@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2010 13:32:49 +0200
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Hi!

I can reproduce several bugs with xl list.
(I commented out the 'exit(1);' right after the "Neither kernel nor bootloader 
specified" message to get the output)

I call 'xl list -l 1' twice:

# xl list -l 1
Neither kernel nor bootloader specified
(domain
        (domid 1)
        (domain_create_info)
        (hvm 0)
        (hap 1)
        (oos 1)
        (ssidref 0)
        (name test)
        (uuid a42db8be-fec6-df11-b4b5-00e081806fbe)
        (cpupool Pool-0 (0))
        (xsdata (null))
        (platformdata (null))
        (domain_build_info)
        (max_vcpus 1)
        (tsc_mode 0)
        (max_memkb 32768)
        (target_memkb 32768)
        (nomigrate 0)
        (image
                (linux 0)
                        (kernel (null))
                        (cmdline )
                        (ramdisk (null))
                )
        )
)
# xl list -l 1 
Neither kernel nor bootloader specified
(domain
        (domid 1)
        (domain_create_info)
        (hvm 0)
        (hap 1)
        (oos 1)
        (ssidref 0)
        (name test)
        (uuid 21b30ed1-fec6-df11-b4b5-00e081806fbe)
        (cpupool Pool-0 (0))
        (xsdata (null))
        (platformdata (null))
        (domain_build_info)
        (max_vcpus 1)
        (tsc_mode 0)
        (max_memkb 32768)
        (target_memkb 32768)
        (nomigrate 0)
        (image
                (linux 0)
                        (kernel (null))
                        (cmdline )
                        (ramdisk (null))
                )
        )
)


Note, the uuid is different. Also having (hvm 0) and (hap 1)
at the same time is wrong (A pv guest uses hap?).

When I call 'xl list -v' twice, the uuid is the same
and matches the uuid shown with 'xm list -l 1'.

# xl list -v
Name                                        ID   Mem VCPUs      State   
Time(s)
Domain-0                                     0   512     1     r-----     
323.6 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
HVM64-NetBSD                                 1  3075     4     -b----      
87.5 6c4717a6-e74a-c5db-c83f-7fd4e9e242d9
brandon# xl list -v 
Name                                        ID   Mem VCPUs      State   
Time(s)
Domain-0                                     0   512     1     r-----     
323.7 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
HVM64-NetBSD                                 1  3075     4     -b----      
87.5 6c4717a6-e74a-c5db-c83f-7fd4e9e242d9

Christoph


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