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Re: [Xen-users] Re: Xen installation
>> I'm trying to install xen-2.0-testing and having some troubles.. Docs
>> for Xen seem to be pretty vague about installation process and mostly
>> tell me to use binary package.
>>
>> I want to compile my own kernel (both privileged and unprivileged),
>> and can't figure out, how..
>>
>> Could someone tell me precise steps to do this?
>
>* Unpack kernel source tree somewhere (call it $KERNELSRCDIR)
>
>* cd $XENSRCDIR/linux-2.x.yy-xen-sparse
>
>* Run mkbuildtree from the linux-2.x.yy-xen-sparse directory with
> $KERNELSRCDIR as an argument (eg ./mkbuildtree $KERNELSRCDIR)
>
>* Go back to the kernel source dir and build your kernel more-or-less as
> normal, but set the architecture to xen *at* *all* *times* (ghods
> how much mess I've caused by not following that rule). So,
> basically:
>
> - make ARCH=xen menuconfig
# make ARCH=xen menuconfig
scripts/kconfig/mconf arch/xen/Kconfig
arch/xen/i386/Kconfig:747: can't open file "drivers/pci/pcie/Kconfig"
make[1]: *** [menuconfig] Error 1
make: *** [menuconfig] Error 2
> - make ARCH=xen dep
> - make ARCH=xen vmlinuz
> - make ARCH=xen modules
> - make ARCH=xen modules-install
>
>* Copy the built vmlinuz file to /boot/whatever.
>
>The only difference, effectively, between the dom0 and domU is choosing
>whether to enable the privileged guest (dom0). Note that a lot of kernel
>options (IDE support) tend to get turned off in domU mode, so don't worry if
>your .config file looks a little thin when building the domU.
What's wrong? Do you have any solution?
Thanks
Stephan
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