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Re: [Xen-users] /dev/hvc0: No such file or directory

Yes, I am, however my auth.log and syslog file are full of hvc0 errors.

Can someone please give me the major and min numbers for /dev/hvc0?

Thanks


On 19/07/10 09:46, David Markey wrote:
10.04 should def have a /dev/hvc0.

Are you actually able to log into the VM?

On 19 July 2010 05:46, Adrian Deac <adydeac@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

Simply remove /etc/init/hvc0.conf then? And reebot? You should get away of the message.

Regards,
Adrian Deac



On 19.07.2010 01:29, Jonathan Tripathy wrote:

Where is your domU kernel from?

The whole Ubuntu DomU disk image was downloaded from Stacklet.com. Not entirly sure how he's put it together, but I know it uses pygrub to boot up.

Check /var/log/xen/* on the dom0 for other clues.

-Bruce

Don't see anything wrong there (in xend.log), but then again not really sure what to look for.

There is nothing actually "wrong" as such with my current system, except that annoying message that gets listed a lot on in DomU auth.log. BTW, "xm console" for the DomU works fine..

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