Xen users - Sep 2007 - Error: Device 2049 could not be connected. Hotplug scripts not working.

Hi!

I receive this error message when I try "xm create -c myvmconf vmid=1"
command.

Error: Device 2049 (vbd) could not be connected. Hotplug scripts not 
working.

In this list I found a similar error about Backend....

Run XEN 3.0.2 under Slack12. Udev script run but if I digit "cat 
/proc/sys/kernel/hotplug" I see an empty line...i don''t know if is
the
problem....

You can help me? How i can fix it?

TNX again!

Best regards

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TNX xSAPPYx

I think I have some configuration problem...modifying xen configuration 
the hotplug error disappears, but now I have (I hope...) a "last"
problem.

I use this command: xm create -c myvmconf vmid=1

Dom start and I receive this message: 
http://doxspace.altervista.org/xen-error.txt

hummm......I think this is configuration problem (swap error for 
example...first line...)....I have some doubt about "disk" option...

My configuration is here: http://doxspace.altervista.org/myvmconf

Grub configuration: http://doxspace.altervista.org/menu.lst

You have some ideas?

TNX

Best Regards

xSAPPYx wrote:
>Check your xen-hotplug log, it should give you some ideas where your failure
is.
>
>I ran into this error a few days ago on a gentoo box. a weird version
>of ''stat'' was installed, so the hotplug scripts were
failing their
>sanity checks.
>
>Anyway, poke at your logs and find the errors
>
>-sap
>
>  
>
>
>  
>

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Paradox wrote:
> TNX xSAPPYx
> 
> I think I have some configuration problem...modifying xen configuration 
> the hotplug error disappears, but now I have (I hope...) a "last"
problem.
> 
> I use this command: xm create -c myvmconf vmid=1
> 
> Dom start and I receive this message: 
> http://doxspace.altervista.org/xen-error.txt
> 
> hummm......I think this is configuration problem (swap error for 
> example...first line...)....I have some doubt about "disk"
option...
> 
> My configuration is here: http://doxspace.altervista.org/myvmconf
> 
> Grub configuration: http://doxspace.altervista.org/menu.lst
> 
Not sure but you could try this.

Make sure that the mount points defined in the vm''s /etc/fstab point to
the virtual disks defined in myvmconf.

Since the vdisk is defined to be sda1 the fstab should have a line like

    /dev/sda1   /    ext3    defaults    1 1

Hope that helps.

:m)

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