Hi Philipp, > I was able to get Xen running. But you need at least the 2.0.4-4 > packages, as the -3 packages were missing the xen.gz code. yes, I've patches the xen packages (2.0.4-3.1) to get the /boot/xen.gz file.
> 2nd: I tried your kernels but wasn't successful. Yes, they are broken. This was a first try without success. > This is how my grub menu.lst looks like (using the xen0 kernel from > the xen website): > kernel /boot/xen.gz dom0_mem=131072 > module /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.10-xen0 root=/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 ro > console=tty0 My grub configuration match but I use a initrd file too created manually because the default postinst script from kernel-package is out of sync with the main images. This should be fixed. It seams that you are running a SCSI RAID. Did you compiled all drivers staticly? Which .config did you used? I've a k7 confiration where only few options are disabled due to compilation problems. > how do you use your kernels? just within domains>0? I intent to boot with xen0 and start multiple xenU domains then. I'll use it as replacement for chroot environments. -- Raphael Bossek
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