Xen users - May 2012 - Fwd: xe CLI: Error code: MEMORY_CONSTRAINT_VIOLATION - trial XenServer 6.0.2 image has a bug

I have encountered the same problem on XCP 1.1 and XCP 1.5 beta.

I tried "xe vm-memory-limits-set" command, and what I get is like

[root@xcp11 ~]# xe vm-memory-limits-set static-min=1GiB dynamic-min=4GiB
dynamic-max=4GiB static-max=4GiB --multiple
operation failed on 9587c557-39b0-4cb1-a0e7-f2e701f287ac: You attempted an
operation on a VM that was not in an appropriate power state at the time;
for example, you attempted to start a VM that was already running.  The
parameters returned are the VM''s handle, and the expected and actual VM
state at the time of the call.
vm: 9587c557-39b0-4cb1-a0e7-f2e701f287ac (Control domain on host: xcp11)
expected: halted
actual: running

xcp11 is the VM Host itself. So, is there any way to be halted ?
And there''s no VM on it.

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Best Regards,
Y.Y.Chuang


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On Fri, 2012-05-04 at 10:34 +0100, Demon wrote:
> 
> 
> I have encountered the same problem on XCP 1.1 and XCP 1.5 beta.
> 
> 
> I tried "xe vm-memory-limits-set" command, and what I get is like
> 
> 
> [root@xcp11 ~]# xe vm-memory-limits-set static-min=1GiB
> dynamic-min=4GiB dynamic-max=4GiB static-max=4GiB --multiple
> operation failed on 9587c557-39b0-4cb1-a0e7-f2e701f287ac: You
> attempted an operation on a VM that was not in an appropriate power
> state at the time; for example, you attempted to start a VM that was
> already running.  The parameters returned are the VM''s handle, and
the
> expected and actual VM state at the time of the call.
> vm: 9587c557-39b0-4cb1-a0e7-f2e701f287ac (Control domain on host:
> xcp11)
> expected: halted
> actual: running
> 
> 
> xcp11 is the VM Host itself. So, is there any way to be halted ?
> And there''s no VM on it.
I rather expect that you cannot change static-max for dom0. I don''t
know
about the other three...

Ian.