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#1 2007-08-06 17:06:39
- nbasil
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XenSource
Do you know if there is any development effort to run natively/virtulized inside XenSource? Given the core lean features of the os, it seems like an ideal virtulized guest?
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#2 2007-08-07 11:38:01
- FUBAR
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Re: XenSource
I ran an Arch domU using a Debian Xen-kernel because I had no idea how to create a Xenified kernel for Arch.
Once I get my new server I'm going to experiment some more with it, possibly even create a PKGBUILD for a Xenified kernel.
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#3 2007-08-07 16:35:36
- nbasil
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Re: XenSource
Is there any reason you know of that Arch wouldn't make a good xen para-virtulized guest kernel?
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#4 2007-08-07 19:40:24
- FUBAR
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Re: XenSource
For one, it (the -ARCH kernel) doesn't have Xen patches. 
Nothing is stopping you from writing your own PKGBUILD to create a kernel26xen package.
AUR has the xen package, complete with (outdated) Xenified kernel.
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