> > qemu -kernel "/root/boot/vmlinuz-${KVER}" \
> > -initrd "/root/boot/${INITRD_BASE}${INITRD_APPEND}-${KVER}" \
> > -append "${APPEND}" \
> > -m 512 --no-rtc \
> > \
> > -usb \
> > -soundhw es1370 \
> > -net nic,vlan0,macaddr=52:54:56:34:12:00 \
> > -net tap,vlan=0,ifname=tap0 \
> > -hdb "/dev/$BOOT" \
> > /dev/$DEV
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
>
> Hey, this isn't Xen, you can boot from a kernel contained in the disk image.
>
> Does the problem occur with -no-kvm?
But.. but Xen is the one true master of virtualization technology,
anyone who comes after must blindly follow or perish in the fires of
their own creation!! </sarcasm>
But, anyway... So I should be installing boot loaders to the guest
OS's? hmmm I'll have to figure out how to do that since I don't think
I installed grub. Also, are their any other Xenism's that I have to
purge before continuing?
Also, I'm kinda afraid to try this with --no-kvm from what I
understand that will drastically reduce the performance of the guest
and host OS, is that true?
Thanks,
- David Brown
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