On Tuesday 20 December 2005 00:50, Jamie Furtner wrote: > Yup, mount it and treat it as the target of an install. Get it set up the > way you want inside the chroot - including setting up the fstab correctly > for XEN, then you should be good to go. You don't need to install grub - > it's only relevant for booting real machines (or machines that think > they're real...). It's purpose is to have enough smarts to bootstrap the > kernel. With XEN you skip that and go straight to running the kernel, so > you don't need to worry about that part. > > Jamie
Sounds straight forward enough, except for one part.... With Grub, I specify the kernel to load. Without Grub, I'm assuming the domU kernel is the one that would be loaded? Or do I do a FULL install of a distro including it's kernel? If so, then how do I specify the virtual host should be loading THAT kernel? I feel like such a newbie, but it's good to get back to that once in a while.. :) Thanks for the tips Jamie. Shawn
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