On 07/03/09 04:38, Stefano Stabellini wrote:
> Yes, you can.
> Check that /local/domain/$DOMID/serial/0/tty exists and contains the
> tty path in dom0.
> If you specify vfb in your config file then qemu provides the console
> backend and creates that node on xenstore that specify the tty device
> path.
> I just tried to start a pv guest with a vfb and didn't have any problem
> connecting to the console, maybe you don't have an updated qemu tree?
>
I can never tell whether the versions match up or not. I did a clean
build and it appeared to do some git pulling.
But I just did an specific "git pull" in ioemu-remote, and the behaviour
has changed. Now with a vfb it seems to hang forever: the domain
appears to boot, but there's no console output, and it doesn't seem to
have brought up its network. There's nothing on the vfb either. 
/local/domain/$DOMID/serial/0/tty has /dev/pts/1, which the xenconsole
process has open.
If I remove the vfb in the config, it works as expected.
 J
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