Mark Williamson escribió:
First of all, if I'm not mistaken mkinitramfs is better than mkinitrd,
so try using this one instead. The second error I think it's related to
PAE not being enabled in you custom kernel, so switch it on in:
Processor type and features >> MTRR
MTRR? That's a different config setting, but it shouldn't matter here. The
important setting is the high memory support, which needs to be set to 64GB.
I didn't know what I was thinking, that was quite a slip-up. I meant to
say "High Memory Support".
That's because you have to have PAE enabled in XEN and in you dom0 kernel.
Installation is not a piece of cake, so take it easy and with time
you'll sea how good it works.
I'm glad it's working for you :-)
Thanks
Another good way to try Xen out is to install RHEL 5 / CentOS 5, or Fedora, or
OpenSuse, or SLES - all these integrate at least some support for Xen out of
the box. If you want a livecd you could try VMKNOPPIX (this also
demonstrates other virtualisers, all on a KNOPPIX-based livecd).
Cheers,
Mark
You can get XEN 3.0 out of the box in Ubuntu 7.04, and If I'm not
mistaken Ubuntu 7.10 will support xen 3.1.
Regards,
Miguel
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