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[Xen-users] xen and Debian kernel package
Hi,
I'm about to roll a few machines out with xen and it's likely that I
have to change the kernel configuration from the stock xenU kernel.
What do you reckon, is it more efficient to compile a kernel on every
machine using the 2.0.6-src archive or would it make sense to invest
the time to figure out how to compile a kernel and modules using
Debian's kernel package and deploy the packages?
Could be that I'm totally on the wrong track, but I assume that I can
use that to deploy modules and header files against the kernel I booted
the vm from.
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks
Olaf
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