That's an excellent suggestion. Thank you. Unfortunately it's not its
own service, it's started by /etc/rc.d/init.d/xenservices. I'll just
comment it out of that script for now.
But, I'd still like to know if we're running an unpatched driver in XCP
1.1. The fix was released in Oct. of 2010 so I would have thought that
it should have made it into XCP 1.1.
On Sat, 21 Jan 2012, Dave Scott wrote:
Hi,
A simpler solution might be to disable the cdrommon service ('service
cdrommon stop' and then 'chkconfig --del cdrommon' - I'm not totally
sure about the command line, it's worth checking the man page)
IIRC cdrommon monitors the states (tray empty, tray full) of the
physical CDROM drives of the host, passing through state changes to any
interested VMs. If you aren't using physical CDs from guests then it
doesn't perform any useful function. If you take a look at the file
'cdrommon.ml' in the github repo, you'll see how simple it is.
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