version 1.131, 2016/12/20 19:51:53
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version 1.132, 2016/12/20 19:59:38
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Line 456 one is using xm or xl. The Xen 3.1, 3.3
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Line 456 one is using xm or xl. The Xen 3.1, 3.3
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4.2 and up packages use xl. To use xm with 4.2, edit xendomains to |
4.2 and up packages use xl. To use xm with 4.2, edit xendomains to |
use xm instead. |
use xm instead. |
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For "xm", you should enable xend and xenbackendd: |
For 3.1 and 3.3, you should enable xend and xenbackendd: |
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xend=YES |
xend=YES |
xenbackendd=YES |
xenbackendd=YES |
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For "xl", you should enable xend and xencommons (xenstored). Trying |
For 4.1 and up, you should enable xencommons. Not enabling xencommons |
to use xl without xencommons=YES will result in a hang; it is |
will result in a hang; it is necessary to hit ^C on the console to let |
necessary to hit ^C on the console to let the machine finish booting. |
the machine finish booting. If you are using xm (default in 4.1, or |
TODO: Check if xend really should be used, and if not why it is |
if you changed xendomains in 4.2), you should also enable xend: |
installed. |
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xend=YES |
xend=YES # only if using xm, and only installed <= 4.2 |
xencommons=YES |
xencommons=YES |
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TODO: Recommend for/against xen-watchdog. |
TODO: Recommend for/against xen-watchdog. |