1 – Reload OS in hardware
2 – configure your hdd with lvm partition
with fdisk command make the partition mode ' 8e '
then create physical volume
pvcreate /dev/xxx
then create volume group
vgcreate gropname /dev/xxx
now hypervm able to create lv partition
3- install hypervm for xen …
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Install complete and Problem Has Been SOlved
Special thanks to 'dj-m'
It looks like you formatted and mounted the lvm as a partition.
umount /mnt/vfs
Try again.
Hello ,
Thank you for answer .
I've used umount /mnt/vfs but problem not solved !
then
1) I've destroyed the LVM partition with Fdisk and removed LVM volume ( VG ) with Vgremove command
2) I've created sda4 again with 8e format ( LVM Linux )
3) I've created Vg0 with Vgcreate Command ( PE Size 16 MB )
4) I've created lvol0 with Lvcreate Command on volume group vg0
but the problem not Solved !
Just to be sure…
The steps I use, and work;
pvcreate /dev/sda3
vgcreate vol /dev/sdb1
Nothing more.
In hypervm, go to "servers", click on the host name of the server, on the following page it will display your disks under 'resource'.
Do you see it there?
I'm actually deploying a fresh server on xen right now. If there is something else that needs to be done I'll update this.
I just do this (since by default my large partition comes formatted as /vz).
umount /vz;rm -rf /vz (followed by a removal from fstab)
pvcreate /dev/sda3 (or whatever partition if you are not using whole disk)
vgcreate xen /dev/sda3
sh hypervm*slave*.sh –virtualization-type=xen
Done deal and working good. Anyhow, I'm about to go through this procedure in about 10 minutes, if there is something else I'll update this.
[Updated on: Wed, 08 July 2009 02:21]
Hello ,
THanks for answer . In 'resource' I see :
vol 0 MB 214.68 GB
/ (/dev/sda2) 3.95 GB 9.69 GB
/boot (/dev/sda1) 51 MB 443 MB
/dev/shm (tmpfs) 0 MB 1.83 GB
/var/lib/xenstored (none) 0 MB 1.83 GB
now , I've entered sh hypervm*slave*.sh –virtualization-type=xen and I'm waiting for install complete
