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I''ve just uploaded 0.10.0.50 which fixes a few bugs related to high network load (BSoD''s & packet corruption). It should upgrade any previous 0.10.x.x. Additionally, I''ve also uploaded uninstall_0.9.x.txt (rename it to .bat) which will uninstall 0.9.x drivers. After running that, reboot and they should be gone. Please do a backup first though as I have only tested

I''ve just uploaded 0.10.0.50 which fixes a few bugs related to high network load (BSoD''s & packet corruption). It should upgrade any previous 0.10.x.x. Additionally, I''ve also uploaded uninstall_0.9.x.txt (rename it to .bat) which will uninstall 0.9.x drivers. After running that, reboot and they should be gone. Please do a backup first though as I have only tested

Hello, is it possible to find out the specific vnc Display Number of a domU? Thanks, Stefan _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users

Hello, i have another small issue. xm shutdown domU does not destroy the domain. The domian ist still under xm list wiht state "s". Then i have to manually destroy the domain. Same with xm restart xxxx. Domain does not restart. It just stoped with the state "s" domU config (part): on_poweroff = ''destroy'' on_reboot = ''restart''

Hello, my xen server runs basically fine since today. But now i get a kernel panics during startup dom0 or domU. I did not update the system the last days, so it could be an hardware issue. System: Asus P5e-vm do Intel Q6600 8 GB Ram 4x SATA (md raid 10) Debian Lenny Kernel: 2.6.26-xen-amd64 xen 3.4.1 domu: 2x Windows HVM (1 with device pass-through)