Quoting Nate Carlson <tclug at natecarlson.com>: > On Tue, 26 Feb 2008, Josh Welch wrote: >> I've got a box running Xen that had a domain go flaky on it, I >> ended up doing an `xm destroy` on that domain to kill it. Now I >> always see that domain when I do an `xm list`. It has no ID and no >> state, but it shows up in the display like so: >> >> Name ID Mem VCPUs State >> Time(s) >> 10_virtmach1 512 1 >> 0.0 >> Domain-0 0 404 1 >> r----- 112527.4 >> >> Anyone know where xen gets this data from? > > What version of Xen? It's most likely in XenSource; I haven't see it > that corrupted before, though. ;) Did you mean XenStore? > There were a lot of bugs with this type of thing in 3.x < 3.2. Looks like I'm running 3.1.1. Perhaps I need to look at upgrading. Not sure if Oracle Virtual Server has newer packages for Xen yet. I tracked down the issue to a config file hanging around. It was /var/lib/send/domains/<GUID>/config.sxp. Deleting that and restarting xend made the phantom domain go away. Thanks, Josh