[Xen-users] SLES 10 and Xen

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SLES 10 and Xen

Hi everybody,

I was just wondering if anybody else has had any experience with SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 and it’s built in Xen support. When I boot to the Xen Kernel the system will frequently lock up under any type of load. It locks while installing a Guest OS (Fully Virtualized) or just when running IO to a card without any guests running. It is just me, or has anybody else seen this? I’ve tried it on a few systems, running Core2 Duo procs, so running fully virtualized. Or is SLES 10’s Xen support just unstable?

Thanks,

John Turk

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