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Date:	Sun, 5 Jun 2005 15:45:42 +0200
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Hello everybody,

I'm having trouble with XEN trying to boot dom0. I tried installations
from the binary package (stable and unstable) compiled from sources
(direct and via the gentoo ebuilds) and always the same effect:
After giving grub the appropriate commands and typing boot the screen
gets blank and the computer reboots (other kernels work).
As I don't get any output from XEN, I would blame some bios options,
but don't have a clue which ones, or am I totally wrong?

It's a VIA ME6000 board with 512MB RAM (original Infineon).

Gereon

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