It would also be helpful to know what "barfed" means. I assume that means
there was a python dump??
If you were using the Virtual Machine Manager, the dump is not apparent (it
shows up in xend.log though, IIRC). If you use the virt-install tool from
command line, you should get the python dump on the console. Maybe it will
give you a pointer...
Jeffrey Lane <--> W4KDH
Software Engineer
IBM eServer xSeries
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/26/2007 05:16:12 PM:
> I installed RHEL 5 latest release with Xen enabled. Using the
> wizard, I attempted to installed a guest OS. It barfed during
> install. Looking at the Virtual Machine Manager, I saw that Dom0 was
> running with 91.9% memory usage. I surmised that lack of memory
> might be why the Guest dom install failed. Looking at the Xen doco,
> I added "dom0_mem=512M" to the OS listing in grub.conf. After
> rebooting, the VMM still shows the same amount of memory being used by
Dom0.
>
> Can anyone provide some guidance as to whether my surmise about
> Guest OS install failing might be accurate, and, if so, how to
> adjust Dom0 memory settings (kind of surprised it's not adjustable
> via the VMM).
>
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