Xen devel - Sep 2005 - RE: extremely long xend startup time causing/etc/init.d/xendomains not to run?

> On one system that tries to start 5 DomU instances, it 
> appears only the last one (alphabetically) ends up starting.  
> On the system with only 2 DomU instances, nothing starts.  
> Neither of these are very speedy machines (700 & 800 Mhz 
> respectively), so a timing problem with /etc/init.d/xend 
> starting is probably exacerbated in this environment.
''xend start'' returns before its actually ready to accept
connections.
This needs fixing. [and no, I don''t mean adding ''sleep
5'' to xend :-) ]

Thanks,
Ian

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Ian Pratt wrote:
> > On one system that tries to start 5 DomU instances, it 
>  
>
>>appears only the last one (alphabetically) ends up starting.  
>>On the system with only 2 DomU instances, nothing starts.  
>>Neither of these are very speedy machines (700 & 800 Mhz 
>>respectively), so a timing problem with /etc/init.d/xend 
>>starting is probably exacerbated in this environment.
>>    
>>
>
>''xend start'' returns before its actually ready to accept
connections.
>This needs fixing. [and no, I don''t mean adding ''sleep
5'' to xend :-) ]
>  
>
Steve Hand just checked in patches I sent out last night for this.  This 
problem seems solved now.

Regards,

Anthony Liguori
>Thanks,
>Ian
>
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