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VX9000 and Xen

VX9000 and Xen

Rodrigo_Cortes
New Contributor III

‎12-06-2017 04:48 PM

Hi!!

i trying to install the iso into my Xen Lab but dont boot. Have some tips to install into XEN?

Thx.
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RobertZ
Extreme Employee

‎12-06-2017 07:03 PM

is it possible you are out of hard drive space? Any errors in the xen logs?
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Rodrigo_Cortes
New Contributor III

‎12-06-2017 06:30 PM

Hi Robert!

create VM using other media install, i choose 4GB for ram, 10GB disk, 4 cores 2x2 and select the media from repository and waiting to showme info about install process.

:)

pd:reboot dont work from xencenter is necessary xentools installed.
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RobertZ
Extreme Employee

‎12-06-2017 06:18 PM

I have a Xen server and I have no issues installing VX9000. Yes its slower install than VMware but still not super slow. I do have my iso files in a storage repository on the Xen server. What is your vm build process?
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Rodrigo_Cortes
New Contributor III

‎12-06-2017 06:00 PM

hi!!

I'm reading the last doc and previous doc. In the first doc dont show anything about resource for Xen, CPU, Disk, etc... Can extrapolate from Hyper-V or VMware.

If use the option other install media, the installation is extreme slowly, even if put 4GB, 4 CPU and 10GB for disk.

Is possible try to improve the installation iso for Xen? When install showme some advance and i see info about detecting Xen, disk type xvda, etc... xentool preinstalled is better. That permit use in the VM optimization like vmotion, etc...

Thx
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