Hello all,
I am trying to configure a domU guest for Xen Hypervisor [HVM - mode - > fully virtualized] , so I follow every instruction on this guide!
Xen Hypervisor is directly installed on hardware drive /dev/sdd4 with right partitions (with LVM partition for guests) as mentioned on official Ubuntu website
But I am a bit confused about the mkswap command in order to "Configure the Swap Partition for the Xen Guest System"
// sda is a hard-drive with Ubuntu - desktop installed (my primary OS)
// and sdd is another hard-drive has XEN dom0 (installed on Ubuntu Server 12.04.5) and LVM for guests
-- fdisk - l output for sda and sdd:
http://i58.tinypic.com/30wwl5e.jpg
http://i57.tinypic.com/5y7qtf.jpg
-- cat /etc/fstab output :
http://i60.tinypic.com/2yp0jye.jpg
-- swapon -s output :
http://i58.tinypic.com/zksx2c.jpg
The error I get when i am trying to : mkswap /dev/sdd2 is : Device or resource busy
So if I try to unmount /dev/sdd2 will it fix it or i will mess up the system and I will have to format and re-install it again ? ? :-/
Please ask me if you need further information about my system or problem..
Thanks in advance !
I am trying to configure a domU guest for Xen Hypervisor [HVM - mode - > fully virtualized] , so I follow every instruction on this guide!
Xen Hypervisor is directly installed on hardware drive /dev/sdd4 with right partitions (with LVM partition for guests) as mentioned on official Ubuntu website
But I am a bit confused about the mkswap command in order to "Configure the Swap Partition for the Xen Guest System"
// sda is a hard-drive with Ubuntu - desktop installed (my primary OS)
// and sdd is another hard-drive has XEN dom0 (installed on Ubuntu Server 12.04.5) and LVM for guests
-- fdisk - l output for sda and sdd:
http://i58.tinypic.com/30wwl5e.jpg
http://i57.tinypic.com/5y7qtf.jpg
-- cat /etc/fstab output :
http://i60.tinypic.com/2yp0jye.jpg
-- swapon -s output :
http://i58.tinypic.com/zksx2c.jpg
The error I get when i am trying to : mkswap /dev/sdd2 is : Device or resource busy
So if I try to unmount /dev/sdd2 will it fix it or i will mess up the system and I will have to format and re-install it again ? ? :-/
Please ask me if you need further information about my system or problem..
Thanks in advance !