In my lab with copy of huge piece of product VMs (without internet
access) upgrade was completed successfully. The single issuse I saw was
vm-migration with attached xs-tools.iso (they can't migrate).
09.01.2013 03:44, Carlos Eduardo Tavares Terra ?:
I have a pool with 5 XCP 1.1 servers an
We recently upgraded a XCP pool from version 1.0 to 1.1 to 1.6.We
started by booting the pool master with the ISO, upgrading the pool
master, and then repeating for each slave. In our case, we did every
node in the pool to get the entire pool from 1.0 to 1.1. Then we did
the entire pool a
I have a pool with 5 XCP 1.1 servers and wish to upgrade to 1.6.
Is it possible? Do I have to check anything?
I have done some fixes to work with XenCenter.
Thanks
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Carlos Eduardo Tavares Terra
Red Hat Certified Engineer
Consultor em Infraestrutura de TI
GNU/Linux #413291 [http://counter.li.or
Apologies for missing Subject.
On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 3:21 AM, Rushikesh Jadhav <2rushike...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> Please help me in diagnosing below error in /var/log/messages
>
> HVM1[16586]: txftrans.c:4498 -- TXF_HARD_ERROR (0xC01A002B) for RM:
> f8800d099000
>
> Im unable t
Hello List,
Please help me in diagnosing below error in /var/log/messages
HVM1[16586]: txftrans.c:4498 -- TXF_HARD_ERROR (0xC01A002B) for RM:
f8800d099000
Im unable to find any google reference related to above C file or its
source code. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=txftrans.c
Thanks for reading a
Sorry I mistyped the path. The device path listed in the vbd is what you should
be using kpartx on
e.g.
kpartx -av
/dev/sm/backend/55ea20d2-8611-1121-9e9e-c26b35ac1852/5e2c31a5-1d1b-4abe-9892-1fa3bc47b532
This will expose the partitions which you can find in /dev/mapper.
-Original Message
Yep, but what the uuid is that '55ea...'? I xee it nowhere in related
objects:
uuid ( RO) : 9a4ee27b-d990-4887-ff49-e2c1fb100061
vm-uuid ( RO): 53c3d878-b60b-48ec-aaac-73f7adf9ab3d
vm-name-label ( RO): Control domain on host: test
vdi-uuid ( RO): 5e2c31a5-1d1b-
That is due to the new sm backend that was introduced. When a vbd is plugged
into dom0 is no longer shows up as a straight block device under /dev/
The new version of xe-edit-bootloader addresses this and can be used as a
pointer on what to do.
Hint: kpartx -av /dev/sm/backend/55ea20d2-8611-11
Ok, here important stuff. When VBD is plugged to dom0, it plugging not
as 'normal' device (with udev attention), but as device in /dev/sm/backend.
Here sample log (change uuids on you taste):
xe vbd-create vm-uuid=53c3d878-b60b-48ec-aaac-73f7adf9ab3d
vdi-uuid=5e2c31a5-1d1b-4abe-9892-1fa3bc47b5
Hi everybody,
first I wanted to wish you a Happy New Year. I also wanted to remind
you, that I can usually find travel stipends for speakers that talk
about Xen at industry and open source events. If you want to submit a
Xen related talk and need support with travel, drop me a line to work
ou
Hi Dave,
Cool, this is very handy!
It is working for me, but I had to do a few more things before I could run a VM
following the steps on your wiki page. They are mostly very basic steps, but
perhaps it is good to still include them on the wiki for completeness.
1. First of all, I had to insta
After more investigation and with the help of tcpdump, I have tracked the
problem down to being ACKs not being received by the client. By flushing the
iptables rules (i.e. iptables -F) this problem magically goes away.
Dave
On 7 Jan 2013, at 14:22, Dave Avent wrote:
>
> On 3 Jan 2013, at 11:
Hi All,
I'd like to backup VMs in active server to other backup server in case of the
active server failure suddenly. Export the VM to a .xva file and import it
backup server works, but it takes too much time when VDI is quite large.
Following is the solution I am trying to do:
1. export VM's
Thanks John. This is the root cause and migration works after CDs ejected.
Tianpeng
From: John Else
Date: 2013-01-04 19:59
To: xen-api@lists.xen.org
Subject: Re: [Xen-API] XCP1.6 storage xenmotion issue
I’ve noticed this error when the guest has a CD mounted that is not available
to the destinat
Hello,
I am trying xcp on a HP Microserver N40L.
I have installed it on USB key.
I am not able to boot it because it does not find root.
In old kernels like 2.6 used in xcp is quite common this problem and
I can fix it with rootdelay=60.
But xcp use a "extlinux" bootloader and I cannot try the opti
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