When using XEN you can start virtual machines using xm create
. However after rebooting the host machine, the virtual machines are not started automatically. This minor problem is easy to solve. Let’s say the configuration for the virtual machine is in /etc/xen/pluto.cfg
:
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This creates a link to autostart the virtual machine. The source of the symlink must be an absolute path.
In addition to the symlink, the pluto.cfg
file must contain the following entries:
on_xend_stopĀ = 'shutdown'
on_xend_start = 'start'
If you are using the xm
toolkit, you can add these two lines to the template in /etc/xen-tools/xm.tmpl
. After these changes, pluto
starts when the host system starts.
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