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To check the status of the xend daemon, enter rcxend status.

The parameters in the xend-config.sxp le can be customized to meet your re-

quirements for virtualization. For a full list of all available options, read the manual

page of xend-config.sxp.

4.3 Conguring a Virtual Machine by

Modifying its xend Settings

The machine settings of each virtual guest are stored in an internal database managed

by xend. You can change a virtual machine’s settings by modifying the settings stored

in xend. This process requires you to export a virtual machine’s settings from the xend

database to a text le, edit the settings in the le to meet your conguration requirements,

import the le back into xend, and restart the virtual machine.

NOTE

It is no longer recommended that you edit the initial startup les stored in

/etc/xen/vm, because they are used only during the creation of a new virtual

machine.

To modify a virtual machine’s settings that is administrated with the virtual machine

manager:

At Domain0, enter

xm list -l vm_name > filename

where vm_name is the name of the virtual machine you want to modify and

filename is whatever you want to name the text le.

Use a text editor to make and save any desired changes.

(domain

(domid 1)

(on_crash destroy)

(memory 384)

(uuid 4fbcb943-871c-9a51-3a48-3ad99d933841)

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