Look at your oned.log and at the nnn.log which is the log of the virtual machine number in question. Probably it first shows zero and then goes to unknown because something is failing in one of the monitoring scripts so it can't monitor. The logs should say.
Did you note which host the VM is running on? does virsh list on that host show that it is still running? Steve Timm On Tue, 29 Mar 2011, Madhurranjan Mohaan wrote:
Hi All, There is enough Ram on my machine but somehow apart from the default "ttylinux" image, any other image I create with memory value specified in the *vm-template.one* file results in generating the VM but the memory column always shows 0K. After a while , the VM goes from running to unknown . I can't see any error message . This is on Centos 5.5 and I am using kvm as the hypervisor. onevm list 22 oneadmin ttylinux runn 0 64M machine.th 05 01:56:35 56 oneadmin vm *runn *0 *0K* machine.th 00 00:00:56 Any suggestions ? thanks Ranjan
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