XEN Kernel will not power off or list IPTables

[Joseph Loo]

Mauriat M wrote:
> On 7/22/07, Joseph Loo <jloo at acm.org> wrote:
>> I have been running the Xen kernel for awhile with Fedora 7 the 64 bit
>> version.
>>
>> I seem to have a power shutdown issue with the Xen kernel. When I do a
>> shutdown,
>> the system will do a halt and require a manual power off. If I use the
>> standard
>> kernel, it will power off the computer with no problem. I do notic in
>> the Halt
>> instruction, some thing with ACPI shows up. In the Xen kernel, it just
>> has a
>> plain halt.
> 
> Out of curiousity: were you ever able to power down properly with a
> XEN-enabled kernel?
> Someone please feel free to correct me, but last I recall XEN kernels
> don't have proper ACPI support and this behavior is normal.
> 
>> When I run iptables -L it will begin the listing, then it will halt or
>> hangup on
>> the command.
> 
> Perhaps you should provide more detailed information on this issue.
> 
> -Mauriat
> 
I have not been able to power down the xen kernel. I have tried shutdown -hP now
but it will not.

The iptables -L list a few lines and just hangs. No error messges at all.

-- 
Joseph Loo
jloo at acm.org