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Re: [Xen-users] Forcing domU's to never hibernate
That's it! Never knew that file existed, and somehow my Google skillz failed me.
Thanks, James!
- Ian
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 7:12 PM, James Harper <james.harper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hey, list --
>
> Recently we had to reboot some of our dom0's. We were confused after
doing so
> to discover that some of the resident domU's had not actually
rebooted. Some
> of the domU's still had very long uptimes (weeks/months), despite the
dom0
> having an uptime of just minutes.
>
> Apparently, when the "shutdown -r now" command was issued, the dom0
was able
> to power off before the domU's were all shut down.
>
> I'm wondering whether there's an easy to way to ensure that after a
dom0 is
> rebooted, all resident domU's are brought up clean. Based on my
reading, it
> looks like the "on_poweroff" and similar commands only apply to a
controlled
> shutdown of the domU, not to a shutdown of the dom0, so that doesn't
help
> much.
>
> Xen version is 3.0.3, running on CentOS 5.6. Any help is appreciated!
>
3.0.3 is ancient so I'm not sure how much of the applies, but
/etc/sysconfig/xendomains contains a bunch of variables to tell xend
what to do in such situations.
James
--
Ian Marlier | Systems Engineer
Brightcove, Inc.
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