On Sat, November 21, 2009 6:39 pm, Tim Evans wrote: > I really don't care either way. All I know is I rebooted the system > after yum updated the kernel, and now I'm getting 30 e-mails an hour > whining about xen I never got before. It'd be nice to stop them.
I don't really understand the error you've described (an hourly cronjob is not likely to generate email every two minutes) but if you don't need kernel-xen (don't want to run xen guests, and aren't running AS a xen guest), remove it, and run a regular kernel. - Edit /etc/sysconfig/kernel, and set DEFAULTKERNEL=kernel. - Make sure you have a regular kernel installed (rpm -q kernel, or yum install kernel). - Edit /etc/grub.conf: boot choices are represented by the sections starting with "title", section numbering starts at 0, set default= to the number of the section referring to the latest non-xen kernel. Reboot. - 'uname -a' should indicate a non-xen kernel, and the emails should stop - optional clean up: 'yum remove kernel-xen libvirt rhn-virtualization-host' -Ed _______________________________________________ rhelv5-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list
