On your xen host
$ xe vm-uninstall --force --multiple
And reconnect the MS again, it should kick in HA for systemVMs and
restart them.
On Fri, Aug 02, 2013 at 06:36:09AM +, Fang Wang wrote:
> Hi,
> I started running MS , host is xen hypervisor. After 2 system vms are up,
> there were issues.
Fang,
You can use these commands on Xenserver/XCP
xe vm-list
xe vm-destroy uuid=
For the opensource Xen, you can use
xm list
xm destroy
-Wei
2013/8/2 Fang Wang
> Hi,
> I started running MS , host is xen hypervisor. After 2 system vms are up,
> there were issues. So I made changes in sour
Hi,
I started running MS , host is xen hypervisor. After 2 system vms are up, there
were issues. So I made changes in source code, rebuild, did deploydb to clean
DB.
Now I am running ms again, but failed to bring up ssvm and cpvm, because of the
existing old system vm from previous run.
I kno
