Hi,
i've never used it, but via pygrub this should be possible. As far as
I know, pygrub uses a menu entry at domU's /boot directory and also
loads the kernel from this place. I could be wrong, but this way, the
owner of a domU is able to use his own kernel (as long as it's valid
for the host architecture (PAE/64bit vs non-PAE) and contains the xen-
patches. A vanilla kernel will probably not work.
If you want to give full access to the domU owner, use HVM domU's.
cheers, Stephan
Guillaume Thiery schrieb:
Hi,
I just want to have the confirmation of something that i was asked for.
Some colleagues wanted to know if it was possible for the owner of a DomU
(who doesn't have any access to the dom0 host) to recompile his domU kernel
in order to customize the options. I have answered him that it was not
possible because the domU kernel was on the dom0 /boot directory but I
wanted a confirmation in order to be sure that I have not said any errors.
Thanks for your help,
Guillaume Thiery
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