Xen = Trouble! HELP!

Discussion in 'Site & Server Administration' started by Cameron [NetXHosting], Mar 21, 2008.

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    OK, my system admin is away for a week or 2 and I need to get my Xen server up and running.

    Every time I reboot it, it crashes because (Quoted from the datacenter)

    And then they said:
    Can someone help me on this? If needed I can pay someone to fix it :)

    Thanks!
     
    Cameron [NetXHosting], Mar 21, 2008 IP
  2. gate2vn

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    Do you have KVMoIP there? How about your hard disks configuration?
     
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  3. Cameron [NetXHosting]

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    No KVMoIP

    Hard disk is:
    Name Used space Partition size
    VolGroup00 21.94 GB 232.78 GB
    / (VolGroup00-root) 6.21 GB 19.84 GB
    /boot (/dev/sda1) 38 MB 101 MB
    /dev/shm (tmpfs) 0 MB 1.01 GB
     
    Cameron [NetXHosting], Mar 21, 2008 IP
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    How about your raid configuration? Have you tried to swap-out disk one by one? The chance you have a failed disk...
     
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  5. Cameron [NetXHosting]

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    Brand new server with a brand new disk... I doubt it's that ;)
     
    Cameron [NetXHosting], Mar 21, 2008 IP
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    I have a friend got failed disk after 6 hours using. Yes, it's a new one. I myself got one disk failed after 1 year, meanwhile all other disks ordered at the same time, the same product line/date are working fine.
     
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    I maybe able to assist you. Please PM me for a quote
     
    tanfwc, Mar 22, 2008 IP
  8. Cameron [NetXHosting]

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    Trust me, it's not a failed disk ;)
     
    Cameron [NetXHosting], Mar 22, 2008 IP
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    The disk is fine :)
     
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    I built a new server about 2 weeks ago and one of my HD's failed the next day! Good thing I was using 4 harddrives with Raid10....phew. Hard drives can fail at anytime, it doesn't matter if they are right out of the box.
     
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