Mike O'Brien wrote: > I installed Fedora Core 7 as a domU via "virt-install". > In playing around with adding ZFS devices via iSCSI, we managed > to bork the config file. We want to destroy the guest and try > again. However, we can't. "virsh destroy" and "xm destroy" both > left it present according to "virsh list", and it survived > across dom0 reboots as well. I would suppose that the framework > used by "virt-install", which puts things off in /var/lib/xend, > is used to restart guests if and when the dom0 reboots. Very > handy, but not in this case! > > Is this framework documented anywhere, and how can I manually > disassemble a "stuck" domU?
did you try xm delete? Can you reproduce the problem? > We finally moved the /var/lib/xend/domains/UID directory > out of the way and that did the trick, but I suspect there's still > an entry in some DB somewhere that I'd like to zap. Where is it, > please? That should do it. That's the only state kept across reboots of dom0. MRJ > Mike O'Brien > _______________________________________________ > xen-discuss mailing list > [email protected] _______________________________________________ xen-discuss mailing list [email protected]
