Me too - Re: [Fedora-xen] dissapearing guests

[Rodger Haynes]

I am experiencing the same problem on a new Dell Optiplex GX520. I'm new 
at this as well.

Paul O'rorke wrote:
> maybe I've missed something but if I reboot or shutdown a guest domain 
> I can't start it again.  xm --list doesn't show the domain.  From the 
> Virtual Machine Manager (FC6) if I go :  File --> Restore saved 
> machine  (Restore a saved machine from a filesystem image) and pint to 
> /vm/webserver I get a dialogue box stating:
>
>     *Error restoring domain '/vm/webserver'.  Is the domain already
>     running?*
>
>
> Similary if I try to restore from the disk file with xm restore I get 
> the following:
>
>     *# xm restore /vm/webserver*
>     *Error: Restore failed*
>     *Usage: xm restore <CheckpointFile>*
>
>     *Restore a domain from a saved state.*
>
>
> I'm guessing that the disk file is not the correct file to restore 
> from   -  <CheckpointFile>?? but I can't find anywhere documentation 
> on how to open these machines. 
>
> This is my first bash at virtualization in Xen so I appologize if I've 
> missed something in the docs.  What can I do to open this guest?
>
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