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04-12-2014 02:16 AM
04-12-2014 02:16 AM
Re: golden Image, NFS mount, boot error
I agree with Dennis.
Looks like HPVM is trying to set lockable_mem_pct to 27838. Since lockable_mem_pct is a percentage tunable, the new value makes no sense at all.
You may have found a bug. I would recommend opening an Integrity VM support call with HP.
You might also want to investigate how the Integrity VM start-up script determines the required tunable values and see if something is wrong with that.
...Wait. This is trying to start the HP Virtual Machine Monitor. And you said this log is from the virtual machine. Are you trying to start another instance of HP IVM within a HP IVM virtual machine? That is unlikely to work.
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