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On 14/06/2011 11:57 PM, Steven Timm wrote:
> How are you booting the xen domU's, with pygrub, pvgrub, or
> with external kernel?
> Smells like either the mkinitrd failed to run at all, or
> ran in such a way that it didn't put some required xen block
> device into the ramdisk.
I'm using pygrub. This way each system has its own kernel. I believe the
ramdisk failed - either in including a module, or through a silent
error. Either way, it failed.
> For that matter--what hypervisor host are you using for the SL6 xen
> domU's--is it an SL6 guest on an SL5 hypervisor? I thought SL6 didn't
> support being a xen host anymore.
I use a self-compiled Xen 4.1.0 with a self-compiled 2.6.32.40 kernel.
I'm looking at making them all into RPMs and hosting a Xen repo for
kernel + xen - but I'm not that experienced in creating RPMs as yet. In
time, I'll get around to it.
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Steven Haigh
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