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Hi, I''m trying to get a WinXP guest to appear full screen on my RHEL5 system. I do the following: [root@mybox ~]# /usr/sbin/xm create /etc/xen/winxp.hvm Using config file "/etc/xen/winxp.hvm". Error: Errors were found at line 190 while processing /etc/xen/winxp.hvm: full-screen=1 winxp.hvm will "work" just fine if I comment out the full-screen line,

I''m running Xen on RHEL5. I''ve got two problems with CD-ROMs. In my .hvm file, I''ve got the following line: disk = [ ''phy:/dev/VG_Guests/WinXP-001,ioemu:hda,w'', ''file:/opt/xen_stuff/winxp.iso,hdc:cdrom,w'', ''phy:/dev/scd0,hdd:cdrom,r'' ] The first CD-ROM, (the one linking to the file winxp.iso), appears to WinXP to

Hi, I''m running WinXP under Xen on RHEL5. With RH''s last set of patches, Windows no longer seems to be able to use the CD-ROM. I''m told that I have an "unknown PCI" device connected and two "QEMU QEMU CD-ROM" connected. There should be only one CD-ROM visible to Windows (actually that''s all that is on the physical box). WinXP

This was working before the last "yum update" which I had not done in a couple of months(yeah I know I''m bad). I have a virtual WinXP instance running on a Linux box. They share the dvd drive with the following disk command in the .hvm file: disk = [ ''phy:/dev/VG_Guests/WinXP-001,ioemu:hda,w'', ''file:/opt/xen_stuff/winxp.iso,hdc:cdrom,w'',

I''m trying to make sure a specific user has a special ssh key used as his identity file. so I''m trying something like: augeas{"user_second_key": context => "/files/home/user/.ssh/config", changes => [ "ins IdentityFile after /files/home/user/.ssh/config/IdentityFile[last()]", " set

So I discovered yesterday that if puppet changes the gid of a group it doesn''t go through the file system and update them with the new correct gid (at least this was the case on RHEL5 and client puppet v2.6.16 and puppetmaster 2.7.12). Now I thought that it might be possible to have puppet execute something like find /home/ -group <old_gid> | xargs chgrp groupname. However

I''m using RHEL 5. One of the virtual machines I have running is a WinXP install. I start this up after I login to X. If I log out of X, the virtual WinXP is still running (that''s fine with me). However when I log back into X and start the Virtual Machine Manager, I am unable to open the machine. It normally says "Virtual Machine Console is unavailable." There does