That's the point of the xendomains script - when you shutdown, it saves the guests' current state to disk (/var/lib/xen/save, I think), and when you startup, it restores any domains that are saved into that directory.
Before it would just shut them down because of the typo that the patch fixed.
If you want to change the behavior, you can edit /etc/default/xendomains - it actually lets you do a pretty rich variety of operations.
Oh, ok, good.
That's the point of the xendomains script - when you shutdown, it saves the guests' current state to disk (/var/lib/xen/save, I think), and when you startup, it restores any domains that are saved into that directory.
Before it would just shut them down because of the typo that the patch fixed.
If you want to change the behavior, you can edit /etc/default/ xendomains - it actually lets you do a pretty rich variety of operations.