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[Xen-users] xen and ubuntu on laptop
just want to make sure I'm approaching things the rational way.
I want to put xen on a laptop just for playing around. It's currently
running ubuntu breezy and I do use some USB devices (Astrophotography
webcam, camera, scanner) on this laptop. what I'm hoping to do is keep
the basic ubuntu kernel configuration for dom0 and run my desktop at
everything from Dom0. Then I can create guinea pig virtual machines on
top of that. Obviously, they would not have anything to do with X
servers, USB devices, and the like.
I've been looking at a bunch of the pointers to setting up ubuntu and
xen but nothing seems to describe how to take the ubuntu kernel
configuration and map it to Dom0. Would it be as simple as just copying
the .config, copying the patched ubuntu source over to a clean working
space and doing what? old config? patching the kernal? giving it up as
not a good idea?
--- eric
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