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Re: [Xen-users] Very Basic Question
Stewart,
the Xen live CD runs the guest OSs with GUI. To me that means: It is
definiteley possible.
I haven't been able to start the GUI on my DomUs up til now. As far as I
could figure out, the live CD DomUs run a VNC server to which the Dom0
connects to.
I spent some hours connecting the DomU to a Dom0-X-server (according to my
opinion this should also be feasible) but it failed on some
X-authorization-stuff... The DomU received a rejection from the
Dom0-X-server. In other words, the communication seemed to work but the
authorizations were not set properly.
This might not be exactly what you wanted to know... all I can say is that
X/Gnome/KDE is possible - and I also would be pleased if somebody could
name a HOWTO or anything else which could help here.
Thanks!
Cz.
On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 09:31:12 +0200, Stewart Outram
<stewart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I appreciate that this is a very basic question ....
I have installed Xen and managed to create a few Domains running Debian
and Gentoo. In both cases I then attempted to create a Desktop
environment by installing X but hit some problems.
Searching through the archives it seems that an X environment is not yet
supported within a Domain, and hence I guess the setting up of
Gnome/KDE ?
If this is the case are people currently using the Domains purely as
command line interfaces?
Looking at the various images there seemed to be a Desktop environment
supported in some way.
Stewart
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