Re: [Xen-devel] Running Xen at a colo

> And if you're really good, you can get the system booting Xen without
> physical access. 

Indeed - it's theoretically possible to install Xen on a remote box, reboot 
and have it Just Work(TM).

Unfortunately if you make a mistake you've got to wait for someone at your 
provider to go boot your machine into something sensible again - speaking 
from experience, that makes sorting out mistakes rather time consuming.

> Though serial console is, on occasion, a handy thing to 
> have, once you've set everything up as it should be, you shouldn't need
> it again.

Serial console is definitely nice to have if you can get it at your colo 
provider.

Cheers,
Mark


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