From: Thorsten Busse (eiablage_at_thorsten-busse.de)
Date: Tue 31 May 2005 - 10:08:54 BST

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Hi,

Herbert Poetzl meinte:

> I don't know your config .. but I guess it's a config issue
> check what /proc/virtual/%xid/cvirt says about the nodename

Solved. Setting the nodename as Micah suggested helped. It seems I
missed some configuration settings in my attempt to translate an
old config file to the new directory based configuration. Will
there be a tool that does this conversion automagical or menu
driven?

Cheers,

- Thorsten
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