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Can't start/stop domain via UI

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I created a Windoze XP VM and all is good.  I created a cfg pointer in /flash/config/domains, and the UI sees it, but when I try to open it in the UI to manage it, I get a message in the UI:

 

Domain WinXP2 has been deleted.

 

Just to test, I created a VM with BUUX, and I can manage that one with the UI fine.

Im happy that BUUX worked

 

 

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Try it like the notes in b4 suggest?

 

In order for an existing domain to show up in the Xen Manager it has to be "registered".  This can be accomplished by typing this command:

 

xenman register <configfile>

 

Where <configfile> is the absolute name of your VM's Xen configuration file.  For example, suppose you have this:

 

/mnt/cache/domains/archVM/

/mnt/cache/domains/archVM/archVM.img  <- your root disk image

/mnt/cache/domains/archVM/archVM.cfg <- your Xen config file

 

You would type:

 

xenman register /mnt/cache/domains/archVM/archVM.cfg

 

I'm pretty sure that Ionix's BUUX script just runs that, he doesn't manually make a cfg file in the directory.

 

function xenman_Register(){
xenman register $rootDir/$domain/$domain.cfg
}

I agree with 00b5

 

Sounds like you manually created a pointer to the cfg, but never did the xenman register

 

Chances are xenman register does more than just creating a pointer (with regards to marking for deletion and such)

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