Respected Sir,
When we are trying to install a guest os by using xen in fedora6 I
am using virt-install command and i have specified the following
What is the name of the VM ?guest1
How much RAM should be allocated in MB ? 200
What would you like to use as the diskpath ? /home/xenbox.img
What is the install location ?nfs:192.168.5.47:/home/fc6
In /home/fc6 folder we have the fc6 installation docs.
when i used xm list command we have found the guest os guest1 and its permission
as -b-----
when we have given xm create -c guest1
then we got the errors
UNABLE TO READ FILE SYSTEM
BOOTLOADER DIDN.T RETURN ANY DATA
please help me with this problem
Thank
you!
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swethu bandaru <swethu_bandaru@yahoo.com> writes:> Respected Sir, > When we are trying to install a guest os by using xen in fedora6 I am using virt-install command and i have specified the following > > What is the name of the VM ?guest1 > How much RAM should be allocated in MB ? 200 > What would you like to use as the diskpath ? /home/xenbox.imgThis is an unusual location. Is SELinux enabled? Does /var/lib/xen/images/xenbox.img work? [...]
Hi Swethu!
do you have enough space in /home folder for a guest image?
and did you disable firewall by "service iptables stop"? i''m
not sure
but it may help!
Regards,
Zahra Zojaji
-----Original Message-----
From: swethu bandaru <swethu_bandaru@yahoo.com>
To: fedora-xen@redhat.com
Sent: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 10:20 am
Subject: [Fedora-xen] Problem with XEN
Respected Sir,
When we are trying to install a guest os by using xen in
fedora6 I am using virt-install command and i have specified the
following
What is the name of the VM ?guest1
How much RAM should be allocated in MB ? 200
What would you like to use as the diskpath ? /home/xenbox.img
What is the install location ?nfs:192.168.5.47:/home/fc6
In /home/fc6 folder we have the fc6 installation docs.
when i used xm list command we have found the guest os guest1 and its
permission as -b-----
when we have given xm create -c guest1
then we got the errors
UNABLE TO READ FILE SYSTEM
BOOTLOADER DIDN.T RETURN ANY DATA
please help me with this problem
Thank you!
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