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Re: [Xen-users] Installing Xen
Hi Mark,
Would you happen to have a little list of where I can get the bits and
pieces separately and install from source?
If I am going to get dirty with xen itself from source, I may as well do
the rest too.
Regards,
Alan
--- Original Message ---
Hi Alan,
Any reason not to use the CentOS Xen packages? I do seem to recall the
RHEL 5
version of Xen for x86_64 being classified as for testing purposes rather
than
stable / supported, so maybe that is your reason?
virt-install, virt-manager, etc are provided in CentOS / RHEL packages and
are
not part of Xen. You can install them from the CentOS repositories but - and
I'm going on ancient memories here - as I recall they are somewhat linked to
also installing the Xen RPMs from the repositories, so doing mix & match with
the packaged virt-* and your source install of Xen could also be tricky.
If you don't want to go down that route, I guess the alternative would be to
download the source versions of virt-* and friends and install them manually?
Not so appealing, I'll admit...
Cheers,
Mark
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