Re: [Xen-devel] Xen in SuSE Pro 9.3

Mark Williamson <maw48@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> To what degree is this supported yet?  Is there a Yast module (as for UML) 
> yet, or is it just the RPMs?  Of course, Yast can still do an install into a 
> subtree to make a domain filesystem, so it's not that big an issue.

As far I know just the packages.  Also the "install into a subtree"
module got some tweaks for xen, don't know the details though.

  Gerd

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