Problem

Related version: 1.48

Using the command lines "vmstart", "vmstop", "vmconsole" and "vmcfg", the virtual machine is not found. The corresponding commands can however be used without any issue using the menu driven interface.

Example:

# vmstart as1000

[WARN ] There is no virtual machine corresponding to as1000

Solution

Edit the /opt/charon/utils/charon_gstart.boot file, locate the line corresponding to the virtual machine and add the "boot at start" value at the end of the file. The file description is "<executable>;<configuration file>;<boot at server start with Y or N>" (one line per virtual machine).

Example (text added in blue color):

# vim /opt/charon/utils/charon_gstart.boot

/opt/charon/bin/as1000;/charon/as1000.cfg;Y

Linux Toolkit 1.48 - Virtual machine not found when using command lines

Problem

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