> I'm looking to convert several older Operton systems
> (200- and
> 800-series CPUs with NO hardware virtualization
> support) to running
> xVM. e.g. v20z and v40z
>
> I'd really prefer to have the Guest OSes be Ubuntu
> 8.04 LTS. For the
> sake of argument, I'd like both 32- and 64-bit Ubuntu
> support. I
> realize that I'll have to run the xen-specific kernel
> in the Guests,
> which is fine.
>
> Does anyone have any experience with doing this? If
> so, can I get some
> advice about anything unusual you've encountered?
> (you can just email me
> if you'd prefer, or I do read this list).
View:-
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=62436&tstart=15
Regarding VNC setup at Ubuntu Hardy DomU view :-
http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/110161/index.html
would work same way on Nevada b98 :-
1. Image file for Ubuntu 8.04.1 HVM should be placed on ufs,
zpool might slows down install too much.
2. If "virsh disk-attach" won't work use "xm block-attach".
Worst case scenario is to prepare image file on remote Ubuntu box
and scp to xVM Server.
It worked OK on Nevada build 93 ( xm block-attach was in good shape in this
build )
Next schema should work on Nevada as well without "debootstrap":-
http://blog.bashton.com/2008/running-an-ubuntu-hardy-xen-domu-under-a-centos-dom0/
I've just tested it. VFB is nice to have, but it's not required
>
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