Joseph L. Casale wrote:
That just sounds like random testing, if you dont have the specifics on
what you consider to be a minimal install along with package lists, you
are not going to get anything that is reproduce able as a means to get
Xen working with minimal install.
Easy killer, I am documenting what I choose to install versus not, it's hardly
random. Two installs done one with my stuff checked and a #yum install xen
(noted what was added) and another done without making any changes to the
default install, then running #yum install xen (noted what was installed, it
was the same) produced different results.
post a rpmlist diff. we can then take it from there
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