Xen users - Apr 2006 - xend hanging on laptop

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Xend hangs when I try to boot the xen0 kernel under FC5 on my Thinkpad
T30. It''s a fresh install  and selinux is disabled. Booting into
runlevel 3 with rhgb
off, the boot process hangs at  "Starting xend" after a message about
the bridging firewall. The
keyboard is still responsive so it''s not the OS hanging, just xend.
Attached is the xend.log
generated by attempting to boot (xend-debug.log is empty).

If anyone can offer assistance I''d really appreciate it.

Thanks,
- --Brad
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Quoting Brad Smith <brads@redhat.com>:
> Xend hangs when I try to boot the xen0 kernel under FC5 on my Thinkpad
> T30. It''s a fresh install  and selinux is disabled. Booting into 
> runlevel 3 with rhgb
> off, the boot process hangs at  "Starting xend" after a message
about
> the bridging firewall. The
> keyboard is still responsive so it''s not the OS hanging, just
xend.
> Attached is the xend.log
> generated by attempting to boot (xend-debug.log is empty).
>
Try booting the xen0 kernel without (automatically) starting
xend and xendomains, then start them manually to see if they
give any errors.

If you get any errors, check if the following the directories
/var/run/xenstored and /var/lock/subsys exist. On my system
(Ubuntu) /var/run and /var/lock are virtual filesystems that
are empty on boot. Took a while to figure this out, the
error messages were not exactly helpfull.

Regards, Peter

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