Xen users - Jan 2010 - XCP 0.1.1, problem creating a working CentOS VM

Ok, this WAS working on 0.1.0. I''m using a cgi script with xe to set up
CentOS 5.4 virtual machines. The script installs the VM using the 
template, creates vifs for the bridges, sets the args for the 
installation server, sets the memory and vCPUs, and starts the VM.

The problem I''m getting right now is that the entire process completes 
all the way through except starting the VM fails with:

msg: Error from bootloader: Failed to parse the output of bootloader: ()

Any idea where I''m going wrong? This did work just fine with 0.1.0.

Vern

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Vern Burke

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Hi Vern,

> Ok, this WAS working on 0.1.0. I''m using a cgi script with xe to
set up
> CentOS 5.4 virtual machines. The script installs the VM using the
> template, creates vifs for the bridges, sets the args for the
> installation server, sets the memory and vCPUs, and starts the VM.
> 
> The problem I''m getting right now is that the entire process
completes
> all the way through except starting the VM fails with:
> 
> msg: Error from bootloader: Failed to parse the output of bootloader: ()
> 
> Any idea where I''m going wrong? This did work just fine with
0.1.0.
Is this the very first vm-start before the guest is installed? What''s
supposed to happen is that the magic bootloader ''eliloader''
inspects the VM configuration and then downloads the kernel and ramdisk. Could
you post the output of ''xe vm-list uuid=<uuid>
params=all'' for this VM? I can probably attempt to reproduce it in my
environment.

Cheers,
Dave

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