It will likely depend on the XenServer version. If the version you are using supports Ubuntu 12.04, CloudStack will likely boot the VM in PV mode. To be sure you can always use the Other PV types since that should force the VM to boot in PV mode on any XenServer version.
Best regards, Kirk On 08/07/2013 05:09 PM, Carlos Reategui wrote: > Hi Kirk. > It is a PV image. > > On CS 4.1 I notice that it now has a 12.04 entry. Do you know if it > assumes PV or HVM? > > thanks > Carlos > > > On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Kirk Kosinski <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi, Carlos. Is the VM built for PV or HVM mode? If the VM is built for >> PV mode you should use a PV-enabled OS Type, such as "Other PV >> (64-bit)". If a PV-enabled OS Type doesn't work at all, the VM is >> likely built for HVM mode so you can try the "Other (64-bit)" OS Type. >> >> Best regards, >> Kirk >> >> On 08/07/2013 10:01 AM, Carlos Reategui wrote: >>> Hi All, >>> I have created an ubuntu 12.04.2 template (created on an XCP 1.5 machine) >>> and am having inconsistent behavior. Sometimes it starts sometimes it >>> doesn't. Is there a particular OS Type that works best for ubuntu 12.04 >>> since it is not in the dropdown? I was using "Other Ubuntu 64". Would >>> "Other PV 64" or "Ubuntu 10.10 64" be better? Is there something else I >>> should be looking for? >>> >>> thanks, >>> Carlos >>> >> >
