george.shuklin at gmail
Jun 12, 2012, 3:14 AM
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Re: [Xen-users] newbie totally at a loss with debian VM not starting up: Unable to find partition containing kernel
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Well, I think you should start from very beginning.
1. Check pbd status for SR. (xe pbd-list sr-uuid=... ) and see if they
are currently-attached=true
2. Try to do manual vbd-creation between dom0 and vdi of machine (and
plug it).
I think you found error somewhere around those steps. After that you can
post data here and we'll give you move exact answer.
On 12.06.2012 13:42, Ian Campbell wrote:
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> On Mon, 2012-06-11 at 22:22 +0100, Ron Arts wrote:
>> Hi,
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>> I took over an existing XCP installation, and even though I can do basic stuff,
>> this one has me baffled. Googling around I tried from dom0:
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>> # EDITOR=vi xe-edit-bootloader -n miami -p 1
>> Creating dom0 VBD: 512e4f4c-58f5-10ee-eb4e-332d1762ef80
>> Plugging VBD: The SR has no attached PBDs
>> sr: f010f574-40b0-6e3a-1952-0c6e299e9315 (Local storage)
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>> /dev/: not a block special
>> Unplugging VBD: The device is not currently attached
>> device: 512e4f4c-58f5-10ee-eb4e-332d1762ef80
>> . done
>>
>> I may have caused it myself by doing something stupid, but how do I
>> tackle this?
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>> Thanks,
>> Ron
>>
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