Anyone had this issue? After a (forced) reboot the sdom isn't starting and therefore the rest of the VM's neither. Only cdom is running and is accessible using root access. During boot I get an error that XEND isn't running. XM shell is working, XM list gives an error along the lines of 'unable to connect to XEND'. Any suggestions to repair this problem? We're running system platform 1.1.1 and MBT 5.2.1.
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Systemplatform crashed, XEN not starting
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vtec, are these the files in /etc/xen/vm ?
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