This is a great help and saves me from opening Yast2 each time I want to start the guest. Thanks for your help. Br. Nicholas

You may want to try using the xend commands directly from the command line. Our experience has been that some comands that do not work well from the yast2 tool interface will work with xend. For example, some of our virtual machines will not start correctly if we use yast2, but if we just use "xm start <machine-name>" from the command line, everything runs just fine. We are also using opensuse 11.1 as our development platform.

Sincerely,

John

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