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Dear all,

i still have problems with boot process…

I am trying to install CentOS 5.4 x86_64. I am using OXC latest release from svn (rev. 191). I created the vm and I try to start from cli by using

xe vm-start vm=CentOS

But I receive always the same error:

“The bootloader returned an error

vm: ab297933-b676-631c-46ed-1bafd3d9f351 (new)

msg: Error from bootloader: Failed to parse the output of bootloader: ()”

I have alredy installed the “el5.4-initrd-additions.cpio” file, vbd disk is bootable…

Where should I look for to understand what happening? In particular what log should I look to for normal installation and/or maintenance?

Thanks for any help.

Regards,

Francesco Gallo

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