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Re: domU memory exceeded =?=> spontaneous reboots


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Am 01.03.2025 um 21:45 schrieb Mike:
Elliott,

On Dec 9, 2024, Mike wrote:
In order to eliminate software (Xen) bugs, what is really needed is to
break out a null modem cable.  Then hook up another computer or something
else capable of functioning as a dumb terminal (ha! old tech to the
rescue).  Serial ports are rather more effective for observing Xen
panicing.

The motherboard doesn't have a serial port on its backpanel, just jumpers for
attaching one on the board.  And the case doesn't offer a place to mount a
serial port.

I'm not inclined to mess with the system to that degree at this point.  It's
functioning for now.

Since the problem has returned, I'm willing to dig into this a bit more
before considering KVM.

Is there a way to capture the failure output via the IPMI port instead?
Since that hardware interface exists already.  Not seeing it as a `console`
option.  There are also USB ports on this system.


AFAIK, Serial over LAN (SoL) is a standard function of IPMI and the likes. Wikipedia says that SoL is availabe since IPMI version 2.0 [1]

On my Intel Xeon based server (which is approx. 10 years old), I can access Xen's serial console via SoL. I successfully tried Intel Manageability Commander and Mesh Commander [2].

Paul

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligent_Platform_Management_Interface
[2] https://www.meshcommander.com/



 


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