Re: [Xen-users] Ubuntu 11.10 and Xen 4.1.2 (i386)

[Sebastian Biedermann <biedermann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Okay I added a xencommons entry to the rc.d scripts and then I could 
start xen but without network interface.
After adding a bridge (xenbr0) by hand, it runs perfect..

thank you guys!


> 23.11.2011 19:32, wrot Mark Pryor:
> > I have 4.1.1 on oneiric. Note the startup/kill sequence numbers for 
> > xen services in the 2 runlevels. These are symlinks
> > to the scripts in init.d (of course).
> >
> > # ls  /etc/rc2.d
> > S19xencommons
> > S20xend S21xendomains S75sudo S99grub-common S99ondemand S99rc.local
> >
> > ls  /etc/rc6.d
> > K18xencommons K20xendomains K21xend S20sendsigs S30urandom 
> > S31umountnfs.sh S35networking S40umountfs S60umountroot S90reboot
> I can see following files:
>
> ~# ls  /etc/rc2.d
> README  S20xend  S21xendomains  S50rsync  S70dns-clean  S70pppd-dns  
> S75sudo  S99grub-common  S99ondemand  S99rc.local
> ~# ls  /etc/rc6.d
> K20xendomains  K21xend  README  S20sendsigs  S30urandom  
> S31umountnfs.sh  S35networking  S40umountfs  S60umountroot  S90reboot
> xecommons is missing? how is that possible?
> Thank you!

--
S Biedermann


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