Xen users - Feb 2009 - How can I get more infomation about a virtual machine?

For example, I create a ubuntu 8.10 linux virtual machine with ’xm create’
command,

and I want to get the booting information of the virtual machine,what should
I do?

And what about the rebooting information or the terminating information?

 

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For example, I create a ubuntu 8.10 linux virtual machine with ’xm create’
command,

and I want to get the booting information of the virtual machine,what should I
do?

And what about the rebooting information or the terminating information?

 

By “booting information” or “terminating information” do you mean the OS logs on
the console?

You can view the console logs by attaching to the VM’s console by using ‘xm
console <domain>’

 

Thanks,

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Use "xm console your_Ubuntu_VM" before shutdown it.
When you wake up the machine use" xm create -c your_Ubuntu_VM" to see
what happens at boot time.

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