[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-users] Memory and Logs issue
On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 3:52 PM, kris <kris@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi list, > > After a long break of using Xen I decided to use it again on one of my > dedicated servers. I have since run into 2 issues. > > 1. The server is a dual core dell with 4gb of ram. On boot, dmesg shows: > > [ 0.420172] Memory: 3812444k/3991228k available (2531k kernel code, > 169916k reserved, 1329k data, 220k init) > > Yet, `free -m' shows only 1712mb total. Before I installed Xen, I was > running Ubuntu-Server 32bit, all 4gb showed. I wiped it to install Xen and > installed Ubuntu-Server x64. > > 2. Every 10 seconds I get this in the domU's /var/log/daemon > > Sep 24 15:51:14 dns init: hvc0 main process (23242) terminated with status 1 > Sep 24 15:51:14 dns init: hvc0 main process ended, respawning > > It is hvc0 because there seems to be an issue with not having a console show > when doing an `xm create <name> -c', so someone in #xen @ FreeNode said to > mount the LVM partition and copy /etc/events.d/tty1 to /etc/events.d/hvc0 > and edit it accordingly. > I had the console problem similar to this one. look carefully in /etc/events.d/* Also run ps ax | grep getty Get SSH in the guest, and SSH in if necessary. There is a mismatch here of the tty that you are passing your guest and what is being run, you may even have multiple ttys that are being spawned. I ran into something somewhat similar, here is my setup: http://xen.markmail.org/search/?q=Todd%20Deshane%20hvc#query:Todd%20Deshane%20hvc%20from%3A%22Todd%20Deshane%22+page:1+mid:cdp2zdxzjdnsploh+state:results But also watch carefully in /etc/event.d/* for strange/extra entries with hvc* in them. Hope that helps, Cheers, Todd -- Todd Deshane http://todddeshane.net check out our book: http://runningxen.com _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
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