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Fresh installation unstable, entire system crashes intermittently and xenstored/xencommons not working consistently #1774
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Note the crashing is only a Xen thing when I boot into the normal Ubuntu side it does not crash. |
Unfortunately without logs/serial access figuring out what's going wrong is largely impossible. You could try updating the system bios but no guarantee that will fix anything. |
journalctlOutput.txt and I was able to find the issue with xenstored I think it had to do with some of the drivers not matching up. Will me commenting out the differences and changing SSCI in the following image break anything? |
When I get a clean restart off and it is able to correctly shutdown xenstored and xencommons it is able to start itself back up but when it does not get a clean shutdown things that are required for startup are still marked as in use and not able to be used. It is now just the issues with crashing. When I installed Xen with packet manager it works fine with no crashing but when clear the Xen installation and install via the DrakVUF submodules I get this crashing issue. Is this something you would be able to help me with or should I report it in a report on the Xen wiki. I am just learning this lowlevel systems stuff as I dont have a great background in it but rather networking and highlevel coding so I apologize for any ineptitude. |
Hello, I failed to add the log file from last comment. Is it something you are able to point me in the right direction on?
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What version of Ubuntu are you using and what is your kernel version? You might want to give a shot to our pre-built deb packages instead of compiling your own, the CI automatically pushes the latest builds to https://github.com/tklengyel/drakvuf-builds |
I am running Ubuntu 22.04.4 with kernel 6.5.0-25-generic. Even with the precompiled version I am having the same issue. |
Hello Mr. Lengyel
I have done a fresh install of Ubuntu and followed the installation instructions on https://drakvuf.com/ to try to get your software installed. When I get to the first reboot of Xen the xenstored.service driver is not functioning. I get a failure to bind message in systemctl status but it is hard to get output logs as something is causing hanging frequently(display on, no time update, not on network when I look in my switch). Sometimes the xenstored.service will come back only for the xencommons service to not work.
Initially I thought it may be a resource thing so I increased the memory value of Dom0 and pinned more VCPU but it did not alter the crashing issues in any significant way.
I tried to full fresh install again to see if it was something I added or modified later on such as doing some of the things listed in this link. And am getting the same issues.
I have installed your software to a functioning state on another device for a different project but do not have access to that device any longer.
Don't know what else to try please give me some advice.
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