G. Michael Carter
2008-Jun-06 10:53 UTC
[Xen-users] No Network, and where are the config files located?
I created a test machine test1 using the virt-manager. Where are the config files going? I don''t see it in /etc/xen? I''m using Fedora 8 as a Dom0 if it helps. I created it so I could get a hold of a working xen kernel. For some reason my original computer wasn''t booting as a domU. 2nd... after much playing my DomU has no network. Where do I start debugging? If I could find the config file of test1 I could just mirror it''s setup up... heck at this point I could just configure the HDs on test1 to point to my old HD. Michael -- *G. Michael Carter* *Projects* .. GarageSales http://www.garagesaleorganizer.ca Blog/Diaries http://theshadow.carterfamily.ca Family Pictures http://photoalbum.carterfamily.ca GeoCaching http://www.geocache.carterfamily.ca *Contact Info* Office 1-905-890-8100 x 28494 Work Site http://www.oracle.com 1-905-267-8494 Personal http://www.carterfamily.ca Cell 519-215-1869 AIM MikeyCarter Fax 1-519-941-0009 OIM Michael.Carter _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
jim burns
2008-Jun-06 23:11 UTC
Re: [Xen-users] No Network, and where are the config files located?
On Friday June 06 2008 06:53:49 am G. Michael Carter wrote:> I created a test machine test1 using the virt-manager. Where are the > config files going? I don''t see it in /etc/xen? I''m using Fedora 8 as a > Dom0 if it helps. I created it so I could get a hold of a working xen > kernel. For some reason my original computer wasn''t booting as a domU.Two possibilities: 1) xm list -l running-domu-name 2) look in /var/lib/xend/domains/UUID-number (#1 will tell you what the UUID is). Don''t modify this while the domu is running Probably the best approach is get the config, *then* shutdown the domu. Modify the config, and if xm list still shows the domu tho'' it''s shutdown, do an ''xm delete domu-name'' followed by ''xm new changed-config''. Then you can start the domain in virt-manager, or with xm start config-name. Doing an xm new is optional, if you like virt-manager. Without it, just do your normal xm create. _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users