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xen-users
Re: [Xen-users] FC3 domU using Xen 3.0
Thanks a lot Henning.
I've already generated my initrd with --with=xennet and --preload=xenblk flags and I always get the same result.
Anyway, I completely agree with you about fedora-xen integration. XenSource packages are always working fine while Fedora packaged versions are always giving problems or presenting differences.
I'll probably decide to uninstall Fedora bundled Xen kernel & tools and go for the Xensource distribution.
I'll have a look also @ fedora-xen mailing list.
If anyone else wants to share his opinion/experience or has an hint about my issue, I'll be glad to provide my support.
Thanks again,
Andrea
On 1/16/07, Henning Sprang <henning_sprang@xxxxxx> wrote:
On 1/16/07, AndreGround <andreground@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi, > I've made some other tests, including using "xvd" instead of "sda" devices > but without success. > > Any help is *REALLY* appreciated. Thanks.
There are problems running other distributions on Fedora Xen when
using the Fedora Xen Packages. That might also apply to older Fedora versions.
Dan might hit me on the head for saying this, but Fedora/Redhat _do_ things to the kernels and initrd that I call "strange" at best,
because they introduce incompatibilities and make installing other distributions hard or impossible - I still didn't get Debian running on Fedora when using the Fedora Xen packages, and invested quite some
time, while it is no problem with Xensource packages on Fedora - so it's pretty sure the kernel or initrd that is "wrong" or "strange" or "different". I can very well imagine that the same does also introduce
problems when trying to run some old Fedora version.
I don't know if that is by intention to keep business interests, or just by accident. But they seem to ignore the fact, as also others on fedora-xen state, that it is one important usage scenario for using
xen: running different distributions for fun and profit.
Try making your own initrd with the options --with=xennet and --preload=xenblk options on the call to mkinitrd (give it another name than the original, to keep this original).
And look at ethe fedora-xen list archives - this has been discussed there - search for initrd and debian.
Henning
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