[EMAIL PROTECTED] 23.06.05 02:50:51
Certainly, that's needed. But it is unacceptable that I had to find out I
need to do this by debugging grub (after having searched for the problem in t
kernel and then in XEN for several hours), because it simply didn't tell me
that it in reality didn't
As is common practice with (at least) SuSE distributions, and as is also
required by the ACPI DSDT override mechanism, a Linux initrd may contain more
information than just the gzipped file system image. Since grub only looks at
the last 8 bytes to determine crc and original size, it must be
Yoshinori K. Okuji [EMAIL PROTECTED] 22.06.05 14:46:16
I don't know which version you use, but the current version of GRUB should not
try to decompress initrd. It just loads initrd as it is.
For plain Linux that's true. For domain 0 of xen, however, this is different,
because the domain 0
Yoshinori K. Okuji [EMAIL PROTECTED] 22.06.05 16:09:43
On Wednesday 22 June 2005 15:16, Jan Beulich wrote:
For plain Linux that's true. For domain 0 of xen, however, this is
different, because the domain 0 kernel is already specified as module (XEN
itself being a multiboot image), and hence
