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Re: [Xen-users] Xen without the X 
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Shane D. Johnson wrote:
 Because unless you want to spend quite a lot of time reverse engineering 
the Xen installer to exclude the X-based utilities, like support for the 
VNC consoles, it's probably not worth the pain.
Michael,
I say your post yesterday and to I compiled X11R7.2 up to the libs 
only and tried Xen again and still had the same result.  Do I need to 
go further and compile more of X11?  I am having a hard time 
understanding why even the libs are needed and why I can't just get 
the kernels and tools I need without them?  Can anyone shed some light 
on why this is?
 
This is where a managed software system like deb or RPM has an 
advantage: the components like libraries and include files are already 
segmented out for you, to support exactly this sort of requirement. 
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