Xenclient with fog 0.32 on ubuntu 12.04
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[quote=“David Majcher, post: 28488, member: 24389”]Thanks help boot (picture1)
but not in a good end
[code]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel fog/nxtopengine/vmlinuz
append iso initrd=fog/nxtopengine/[SIZE=5][COLOR=#ff0000]initrd.img[/COLOR][/SIZE] raw[/code]helped but it stops at this screen(picture2) …
[code]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel fog/nxtopengine/vmlinuz
append iso initrd=fog/nxtopengine/[COLOR=#ff0000][SIZE=5]nxtopengine.iso[/SIZE][/COLOR] raw[/code]when i write on initrd position iso image name than boot stop on ready (picture3)
I have no more ideas …[/quote]
You should have a file called memdisk located in:
/tftpboot/memdiskIf not, you can download any one.
vmlinuz is a kernel and would need an initrd to load to.
Because the iso is NOT an initrd, this is why you’re getting the initramfs command line.
You’ll likely need to change the entires to either:
[code]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel fog/nxtopengine/vmlinuz
append initrd=fog/nxtopengine/initrd.img[/code]OR
[code]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel memdisk
append iso initrd=fog/nxtopengine/nxtopengine.iso raw[/code] -
Tom when i set :
[FONT=Consolas]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel memdisk
append iso initrd=fog/nxtopengine/nxtopengine.iso raw[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]install stop on this (picture)[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]and when i set [/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]LABEL fog wiki
MENU MASTER PASSWD password
kernel fog/nxtopengine/vmlinuz
append initrd=fog/nxtopengine/initrd.img[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas]get into[/FONT][FONT=Tahoma] to the initramfs command line …[/FONT]
[FONT=Consolas] [/FONT][url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/854_MEMDISK.jpg?:”]MEMDISK.jpg[/url]
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How big is the ISO file? How much memory does your system have available? Is there more memory available than the size of the ISO?
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ISO = 850 MB
testing on 3 machines
1, VM Hyper V - 1024 MB ram (enlarge to 2048 MB)
2, VM VMware - 1024 MB ram (enlarge to 2048 MB)
3, HW Dell Laptop 4096 MB ramScreenshot is for VMware …
at all the same end… -
Tom when i download and set another memdisk file the boot is corect start to install screen but when i set install VM machines restart and HV machine stoped in next boot …
Please send my your memdisk file on my email [email]majcher@tcx.sk[/email]Thanks
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[quote=“David Majcher, post: 28605, member: 24389”]Tom when i download and set another memdisk file the boot is corect start to install screen but when i set install VM machines restart and HV machine stoped in next boot …
Please send my your memdisk file on my email [EMAIL]majcher@tcx.sk[/EMAIL]Thanks[/quote]
I can attach my memdisk file, but I don’t think it’s going to make a difference. Since you’re using PXE boot I think the constraints are in how the memdisk is built. I’ll build a brand new memdisk from the latest kernel source that should have VM support as well. I think this is where your problem lies at the moment.
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When i send you xenclient iso image do you test in your fog ? I’ll Lead if my fog is 100 % corect .
Thanks
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Hi boys …
On this link is a instrucion to install xenserver from citrix with wds[url]http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php/WDSLINUX[/url]
It is also necessary to have these files as the XenClient …
My files is maybe bad … -
I have not rebuilt a memdisk kernel for this yet, and I’m sorry.
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Can you do this week … ?
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Try this link: it’s built from 6.02 syslinux:
[url]https://mastacontrola.com/fogboot/kernel/memdisk[/url] -
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[COLOR=#1f497d][FONT=Calibri][url]http://support.citrix.com/servlet/KbServlet/download/37161-102-709454/XenClient Enterprise Engine Installation Guide Version 5.1.0.pdf[/url][/FONT][/COLOR]
[COLOR=#1f497d][FONT=Calibri]Orignal instruction from citrix for fog … page 16 and more …[/FONT][/COLOR]
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I’m not going to assist with this further.
Why you ask yourself expectantly?
You’re requesting we download files, but hosting through not necessarily good sources. This leads me to think you’re attempting to gain access to systems.
I’m not saying this is WHAT you are actually trying to do, but I’m not going to download files from those links.
Next reason,
You’re making requests and saying, it’s not working. And the only “information” you can give is “you give it a try”?
MMMMMMMMM sounds sketchy to me.
If you want help, provide information in a more detailed nature such as “This error is happening.” Or upload screenshots of the problems your having.
MOD’s, if you can Please remove the links from the posts (or David you can) as they are known “bad” sites.
