It was a full partition. Thanks for this too, though. It might come in handy in the future. I'm kicking myself for not looking at my data partition's disk space ;-)
I just realized that I'd just replied to Tony and not the list. Thanks Tony. I've shifted some files and everything's good now. Mark On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 11:39 AM, Francesc Guasch <[email protected]> wrote: > El 08/01/18 a las 17:03, Mark Coolen escribió: > >> I set up Alpine Linux as a libvirt-based KVM hypervisor last week. >> Everything was working beautifully on Friday. I left two Windows VMs up and >> running and two 'Saved' on Friday afternoon. When I go in this morning the >> two running ones were 'Paused' and I can't unpause them with virt-manager >> or with virsh. The other two saved ones I can start, but they are >> immediately paused too. When I click to unpause in virt- manager nothing >> happens. When I 'resume' in virsh I get 'Domain ... resumed' but it's >> immediately paused again. I looked in /var/log/libvirt/libvirtd.log and >> qemu/<DOMAIN>.log and there doesn't seem to be anything happening. No >> errors or anything. >> As I say. Everything was working fine on Friday afternoon. >> >> Does anyone know what I should try next? I'll attach my logs and the XML >> of one of my machines. >> >> > I don't know what happened but I'm pretty sure you can recover > the domains removing the file stored by the pause command: > > # virsh managedsave-remove domainname > # virs start domainname > > As for the underlying problem , it happened to me once and I thought > it was caused by a full partition. Notice the saved state files won't > go to the storage pool directory. In my system those files are kept on: > > /var/lib/libvirt/qemu/save/ > > Hope this helped a little bit. > -- _ _ _ ___ _ )\/,) ___ __ )L, )) __ __ )) __ _ _ ((`(( ((_( (| ((\ ((__((_)((_)(( (('((\(
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