Hi, on XenServer I'ld expect your SR containing *.vhd files. You could use the cli "xe" command to determine which file is attached. Maybe this info can also be seen in the gui.
Here's a short walkthrough, how to access vhd files: http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Mounting_a_.vhd_disk_image_using_blktap/tapdisk If your vhd file contains partitions, you could do a kpartx -a /dev/xen/.... to get /dev/mapper/blktap0p[0....n] Depending on your guest OS, e.g. If there's LVM or dm-crypt etc... inside the following steps vary. Just use standard linux tools to mount / pvscan / cryptsetup / ... the /dev/mapper/blktap... partitions. With additional bind-mounts of /sys, /proc, /run, /dev, /dev/pts you should be able to chroot into the filesystem and perform the necessary tasks. Just as a note: Be careful, to do this only exclusively, say with the respective VMs powered-off. Also, double check to umount / pvchange -n / ... every layer you've built. Also kpartx -d the partitions and unmap the blktap before trying to boot the VM. Good luck! - Stephan Am Sonntag, den 21.06.2015, 12:43 +0200 schrieb France: > Hi, > > after upgrading Ubuntu Linux, the system does not boot, probably because of > wrong grub config format: > ( errorInfo: [Traceback (most recent call last):, File > "/usr/bin/pygrub", line 808, in ?, fs = fsimage.open(file, part_offs[0], > bootfsoptions), IndexError: list index out of range, ]) > > How can I get access to disk of this VM, to fix the grub file by hand and try > to restart it? > I have CS 4.3 on XS 6.0.2 with ISCSI disk for virtual instances. > > Tnx. > France.
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