Mark & Aurélien, changing console= removed even more output. Adding "extra = 'xencons=tty'" solved the problem. It gives me a terminal now.
Todd, after loading xenblk driver the disk was recognized, I've read about the sda/hda problem, but I didn't have to change it this time. I still get no network, I'll see what I can do about that. Cheers, Leandro. 2008/4/2, Mark Goldfinch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi Leandro, > > Does the machine actually hang or are you missing just missing your login > prompt? > > If its the latter then it could be that Xen is running its /dev/console on > a device which there isn't a getty running for. > > Have a look at the configuration file for your Xen image, does it contain > a like like either: > > extra = "console=hvc0" > > or > > extra = "xencons=xvc console=xvc0" > > If so, then you need to update upstart by creating a new file within > /etc/event.d with the following contents: > > ======== > # xvc0 - getty > # > # This service maintains a getty on xvc0 from the point the system is > # started until it is shut down again. > > start on runlevel 2 > start on runlevel 3 > start on runlevel 4 > start on runlevel 5 > > stop on runlevel 0 > stop on runlevel 1 > stop on runlevel 6 > > respawn > script > if [ ! -c /dev/xvc0 ]; then > mknod --mode=600 /dev/xvc0 c 204 191; > fi > > exec /sbin/getty 38400 xvc0 > end script > ======== > > Then you can run "sudo start xvc0" to start your system console, or just > reboot. If you feel like doing so you can remove all your tty[1-6] files > from /etc/event.d as there's no virtual consoles on DomU hosts. > > Hopefully this should then get you a working system console.. > > Thanks, > Mark. > -- Leandro Pereira de Lima e Silva
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