Bob Chojnacki wrote:
Hi All,
I am installing RHEL 5.4 x64 from scratch on a new HP DL160 G5 with 4GB RAM and a single Xeon 5430
quad core. I have installed RHEL before. I have also installed RHEL on new boxes to be the host
for VMs. However, this time when I installed I noticed that "Virtualization" was not an
option when I was installing. I installed anyway and tried a "yum groupinstall
Virtualization". I rebooted. Seems xend does not want to start. I do not see the expected
screen full of Xen startup messages when the system boots. Logs are not helpful.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Cheers
John
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