Re: [Xen-users] After memory upgrade - slow boot and "ERROR: Invalid checksum?"

[Ralf Hornik Mailings <ralf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"Fajar A. Nugraha" <fajar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> For example, on RHEL/Centos5, the easy method to use Xen 3.3.1 is to
> use xen RPMs from Gitco while still using RH's kernel (which is
> actively maintained and contains lots of bugfixes and backports).
I'm recently using ubuntu 8.04 but it is a nightmare with xen, so I  
decided to walk away from depending on that (or any) distribution.
And then I preferred to install all_in_one from source to not come  
into trouble with incompatible kernels. I do not know how the  
hypervisor is "in sync" with a non xen.org kernel.
What I know, any linux distribution has some bad capabilities. If I  
could choose the OS, I would use (Open)Solaris xVM or *BSD as dom0.
But xVM is not as sophesticated as xen 3.3.x, and I need at least pci  
passthrough which isn't supported (yet). NetBSD actually supports xen  
dom0 but most documentation ends with version 2.0...
Regards
Ralf



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