Hello.
El 08/01/13 12:40, Joseph Hom escribió:
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 y
Message-
From: George Shuklin [mailto:george.shuk...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2013 12:35 PM
To: Joseph Hom
Cc: xen-api@lists.xen.org
Subject: Re: [Xen-API] look into VHD VDI from Control Domain in XCP 1.6
Yep, but what the uuid is that '55ea...'? I xee it nowhere in relat
: [Xen-API] look into VHD VDI from Control Domain in XCP 1.6
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=53c
] look into VHD VDI from Control Domain in XCP 1.6
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-73
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
Hello.
El 04/01/13 23:14, George Shuklin escribió:
Use xe vbd-create between vdi and dom0 (which is normal VM mostly), and
xe vbd-plug.
Yes, that's what I have done following the example from Citrix forum.
In case of a normal DomU:
I create VBD linking the VM with VDI,
I issue vbd-plug,
the bl
You doing it wrong.
Use xe vbd-create between vdi and dom0 (which is normal VM mostly), and
xe vbd-plug.
You can see some sample usage in 'xe-edit-bootloader' command (somewhere
in /opt/xensource/)
05.01.2013 04:57, Alexandre Kouznetsov пишет:
Hello.
I'm trying to mount VM's disk within C
Hello.
I'm trying to mount VM's disk within Control Domain, as part of my
pre-production tests. My XCP 1.6 installation uses a LVM based local
storage after a default install. The VM's disks are in VHD format.
In my previous Xen experience, with "raw" volumes as virtual hard disks,
I have su
