I'm coming in late to the "party" and haven't gone through the entire
thread. Couple things I did notice so I'm going to base my answers on
the following assumptions:
1. You're attempting full virtualization.
2. Your guest domain configuration file is in Python format located in
/etc/xen.
If the above two are correct:
1. Open up the Python config file for your CentOS domain.
2. Locate the line starting with "disk ="
3. Within the last double-quote, but before closing bracket, put in the
following immediately after the last double-quote:
, "file:/directory/with/cdrom_dvd_image.iso,hdc:cdrom,r"
So it should look similar to this:
disk = [ "file:/var/lib/xen/images/centos.img,hda,w",
"file:/directory/with/cdrom_dvd_image.iso,hdc:cdrom,r" ]
4. While still the Python domain Xen configuration file, find the line
which starts with "boot =". It's probably set to boot = "c".
5. Change the boot sequence to boot = "dc" or "boot = "d".
6. Once you're done with the CD/DVD, you can revert it back.
Good luck!
James Pifer wrote:
I tried to do that. Since it's full virt does an actual CD need to be
inserted in the box? I tried adding a virtual CDROM using the ISO, but
it will not boot off of it.
On the screen I have
ata0 master is the qemu hard disk.
ata0 slave is Unknown device.
I installed a xen PV kernel on the live server before grabbing it.
thanks,
James
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