On 11/30/06, Mario Bischof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have some basic questions about using xen with custom configuration.
Please only FAI related questions (this one still is halfway O.K.)
should you use a custom hypervisor as well? or could you use the one
from debian?
I didn't try
On Nov 30, 2006, at 2:08 PM, Henning Sprang wrote:
On 11/29/06, Michael Tautschnig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> already NFS support built into my domU-kernel. But what else do i
> need to be ready to use fai with xen?
>
Network, disk, NFS should be about it...
and IP PNP, in case the i
Hi,
On Thursday 30 November 2006 15:03, you wrote:
> > Are those issues filed as bugs in the Debian BTS?
> No, not yet, I have it on my todo list but was too lazy yet and anyway
> use my own kernels - but ye, it's quite important to us ("FAI people")
> - it would be actually needed for people get
On 11/30/06, Holger Levsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
Are those issues filed as bugs in the Debian BTS?
No, not yet, I have it on my todo list but was too lazy yet and anyway
use my own kernels - but ye, it's quite important to us ("FAI people")
- it would be actually needed for people ge
Hi,
On Thursday 30 November 2006 14:08, Henning Sprang wrote:
> > Network, disk, NFS should be about it...
> and IP PNP, in case the installserver address and ip should come via
> dhcp as usually with FAI.
> Debian Xen kernels lack all these AFAIK.
Are those issues filed as bugs in the Debian BTS
On 11/30/06, Mario Bischof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
I always thought using custom xen kernels is better for security?
Security is a process, not using a product - this also goes for choice
of kernels or configurations.
Custom kernels can only be more secure if you take care of it a lot
On 11/29/06, Michael Tautschnig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> already NFS support built into my domU-kernel. But what else do i
> need to be ready to use fai with xen?
>
Network, disk, NFS should be about it...
and IP PNP, in case the installserver address and ip should come via
dhcp as us
[...]
>
> I always thought using custom xen kernels is better for security? So
> you can do a bit kernel-hardening and just put the things in Dom0 and
> DomU you want and not just everything that seems to be used by the
> common debian user (?) . Well, does the standard xen-kernel from
>
Hello,
I've got several Questions about using FAI to install a Xen virtual
Domain.
- First of all, what did you use to make custom kernels? I tried to
use make-kpkg for generating xen dom0 and domU kernels, for the dom0
kernel it works fine, I am using the xen hypervisor provided by the
debia
> Hello,
>
> I've got several Questions about using FAI to install a Xen virtual
> Domain.
>
> - First of all, what did you use to make custom kernels? I tried to
> use make-kpkg for generating xen dom0 and domU kernels, for the dom0
> kernel it works fine, I am using the xen hypervisor pro
Hello,
I've got several Questions about using FAI to install a Xen virtual
Domain.
- First of all, what did you use to make custom kernels? I tried to
use make-kpkg for generating xen dom0 and domU kernels, for the dom0
kernel it works fine, I am using the xen hypervisor provided by the
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