Re: [Xen-users] How to auto start DomU after reboot of Dom0?

[Muzaffer Tolga Ozses <tolga@xxxxxxxxx>]

You could also start them using cron like below:

@reboot xm create vm.cfg

Regards
M

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6 Şub 2013 tarihinde 17:28 saatinde, Alexandre Kouznetsov
<alk@xxxxxxxxxx> şunları yazdı:

> Hello.
>
> El 06/02/13 07:18, Carlos Ribas escribió:
>>     I followed some tutorials to install Xen in a Debian Squeeze
>> server. One of them [1] says to set up XENDOMAINS_RESTORE to false,
>> because I can have problems with that. So, if my server shuts down or
>> reboots how can I configure my VM to automatically start?
> That option has to do with Xen's feature to save/restore the domains, instead 
> of shutdown/startup. A close equivalent in baremetal computing would be 
> suspend/resume.
>
>>     Yesterday I did a quick script [2] that worked well, but I am not
>> sure if it is the best way to do it. I would like to know what you do
>> solve this issue.
> Squeeze's Xend provides a very simple way to autostart the domains, 
> regardless they was saved or shot down. Check /etc/defaults/xendomains file, 
> it's heavily commented, particularly XENDOMAINS_AUTO section. Note that you 
> will have to create the directory /etc/xen/auto manually.
> I usually put there symbolic links to config files (that are stored directly 
> under /etc/xen), instead of the configuration files themselves.
>
> Greetings.
>
> --
> Alexandre Kouznetsov
>
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