To turn off a guest gracefully, follow the same procedure as if you
were working with real hardware. If the guest hangs, cold reboot as you would
real hardware
At the guest console, enter ^B to access
the virtual machine console.
Enter the CM.
Enter Y.
Then boot the guest.
The following are some common problems that can occur on guests, and
how to solve them.
Problem:
Error messages regarding entitlement, such as the following:
unable to set the entitlement |
Solution:
These messages usually occur because the resource allocation agent for
Integrity VM is not installed or running. Refer to “Verifying
the Installation of Integrity VM” in Chapter 3.
Problem:
The hpvmstart or hpvmconsole command
exits, aborts, or hangs.
Solution:
Report the problem through your support channel. Refer to “Reporting
Problems with Integrity VM” in Appendix B for more information.
Problem:
Your guest hangs or crashes the following message on the console:
"Guest punishment:""VMM panic:""Assertion failed" |
Solution:
Report this problem through your support channel. Refer to “Reporting
Problems with Integrity VM” in Appendix B for more information.
Problem:
The following message is displayed on the VM Host:
Configuration error: Device does not show up in guest |
Solution:
Verify that the path name to the file-backing store is correct
and that the physical storage device is mounted.
Verify that the size of the physical storage device is divisible
by 512 bytes (for a disk device) or 2048 (for a DVD device).
Modify the guest configuration using the hpvmmodify command,
as described in “Changing Guest
Configurations” in Chapter 5.
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