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I have inherited an ArchLinux Server, which has successfully running Xen on it.
I have no experience in ArchLinux at all and since every Xen-Tutorial is based on Debian Host Servers, I would be glad if someone could give me some good hints.
The Dom0 seems to be configured properly as this command indicates:
root@myArchLinuxXenHost:~# xl list
Name ID Mem VCPUs State Time(s)
Domain-0 0 1024 12 r----- 678.2
someGuest1 8 1024 4 -b---- 466.6
someGuest2 9 512 1 -b---- 68.8
someGuest3 10 4096 2 -b---- 750.9
someGuest4 11 4096 2 -b---- 464.5
someGuest5 12 4096 2 -b---- 629.8
someGuest6 13 6144 1 -b---- 185.9Also all the services on those guest-Vms work and everyone is happy. (side note, not so important i guess: they all are Debian wheezy)
Lets cut to the chase, what I want is:
I want to create a new VM using those xen-tools.
Unfortunately the former Administrator did not install the Xen-Tools on the Archlinux Server and I suppose that there are some big caveats -at least for someone with no experience in Archlinux- in installing it on ArchLinux.
I read this official Xen-tools-wiki-guide, but there is no documentation on how to install them on ArchLinux.
Also I couldn't find xen-tools in the AUR.
So the only lead I got here seems to be building xen-tools fom source for my ArchLinux Server?
Has anyone ever done this or has another approach to installing them on ArchLinux?
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