I made some progress. But not the way I think it should be...
There goes the code:
#include <xc.h>
int main()
{
int xc_handle;
int mem_kb = 16384;
char name[32] = "Maquina virtual";
u64 domid;
xc_vbdextent_t extent;
extent.real_device = 0x0300;
extent.start_sector = 53319798;
extent.nr_sectors = 1188746;
xc_handle = xc_interface_open();
xc_domain_create(xc_handle, mem_kb, name, &domid);
xc_linux_build(xc_handle,domid,"/boot/xenolinux.gz","","root=/dev/hda3 ro
ip=169.254.1.1:::::eth0:off");
xc_vbd_create(xc_handle,domid,0x0303,0);
xc_vbd_setextents(xc_handle,domid,0x0303,1,&extent);
xc_domain_start(xc_handle,domid);
}
With the xen_read_console, I see the system booting correctly. The problem is
that the real_device I'm using is hda. Becouse 0x0307 with start_sector 0
didn't
work. So, I made fdisk -lu /dev/hda and got the starting sector of hda7. It
will
be painfull to do it like this, because of the final complexity (this is just a
starting test).
The other problem is that I didn't figure out how to setup the networking.
PS: In the previeus message, I said the wrong partitions... What I really want
is phy:hda7,hda3.
Thanks!
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