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Re: [Xen-users] Problems running Debian as Guest System on SLES10 Dom0
Jonathan Ervine schrieb:
On Monday 28 January 2008 22:41:04 marcus wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with my SLES10 xen system...I'm using xen 3.04.
ok...first I created a debian guest system with debootstrap, i worked
well by using this configuration:
ok now my second question. I WOULD LIKE TO USE THE DEBIAN KERNEL :).
I tried to install the xen fixed kernel via apt on the machine. now i
tried to install grub but it didn't worked (i tried to edit the
device.map manually for /dev/xvda/ but it didnt worked). Does
everbody know how its possible to run a debian xen kernel on a SLES10
dom0?
You should be aware that Debian i586 32 bit kernels only seem to have
the PAE variant available and this will not boot if you have installed
a non-PAE kernel within the SLES 10 Dom0. If you are running 32 bit PAE
or 64 bit x86_64 then you should be able to get the normal Debian
kernel to boot.
Jon
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its quite funny because sles 10 does not have any pygrub, the only way
to create vms is the domUloader.
yesterday I tried had some idea but i dont know if this is a good or a
worse idea maybe you can give my some feedback.
ok i thought maybe its possible to create a block device with dd (the
normal way). than create a partition table on it and create some
partitions with filesystem on it. afterwards to mount this first
partition an do the installation stuff with debootstrap.....like i told
you i created a partition table...and now its possible to install grub
on the block-device, which can start and load the normal xen fixed
kernel from debian....
what do you think? a worse idea or a good idea ^^
regards marcus
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Marcus Herz
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