> On Jan 11, 2023, at 12:49 PM, Chuck Zmudzinski <frchu...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Did you try omitting type = 'pvh' to see if for some reason the Fedora > image does not like PVH mode? That would boot it in PV mode instead.
Same thing with type=“pv” or no type= at all. > I would just save the "/run/initramfs/rdsosreport.txt" file somewhere > so you can attach it to a Fedora bug report, as recommended in the > console output. Before that, of course see if you can search the Fedora > bug tracker (I think they use Bugzilla) or even just the Internet to see if > it's already been reported as a bug somewhere. Be sure to mention you > are trying to boot it in a Xen PV guest of type PVH and are using a NetBSD > Dom0. Probably also mention the Xen version and NetBSD version you are > using in the bug report, and the results of trying it without type = 'pvh' in > the guest config file. From this I’m guessing that the Xen configuration seems OK and it is likely an OS issue? Could it be resource related? For the moment I am giving the DomU only 2GB memory and the disk is only 32GB. I don’t know what Linux generally requires; are those too low? Cheers, Brook
