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[Xen-users] Unsticking a DomU

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Date: Sat, 22 Dec 2012 20:47:08 -0800 (PST)

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I'm not able to start, destroy, or delete a DomU:

> xen1:~ # xm start test4
> Error: Domain is already running
> Usage: xm start <DomainName>
> 
> Start a Xend managed domain
>   -p, --paused                   Do not unpause domain after starting it    
>   -c, --console_autoconnect      Connect to the console after the domain   
 
>                                  is created
>   --vncviewer                    Connect to display via VNC after the       
>                                  domain is created
>   --vncviewer-autopass           Pass VNC password to viewer via stdin and 
 
>                                  -autopass
> 
> xen1:~ # xm console test4
> Error: Domain 'test4' is not started
> Usage: xm console [-q|--quiet] <Domain>
> 
> Attach to <Domain>'s console.
>   -q, --quiet                    Do not print an error message if the       
>                                  domain does not exist
> 
> xen1:~ # xm list -l test4 | grep status
>     (status 3)
>
 xen1:~ # xm destroy test4
> 

> xen1:~ # xm list -l test4 | grep status
>     (status 3)

None of these commands caused an entry in /var/log/xen/xend.log.

Ideas? Suggestions?

Eric Pretorious

Truckee, CA

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