Xen users - Apr 2007 - How to run a native Windows XP with XEN

Hello everyone:

I have run Windows XP with XEN successfully.

And I want to boot a native Windows XP(be installed normally) with XEN, or boot
the XenWindows with general way(select from grub when computer starting).

In other words, i want the Windows XP could be booted from two ways(general and
xen).


But I failed all the way. Could someone give me some advice ? 



 		
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successfully.<br><br>And I want to boot a native Windows XP(be
installed normally) with XEN, or boot the XenWindows with general way(select
from grub when computer starting).<br><br>In other words, i want the
Windows XP could be booted from two ways(general and
xen).<br><br><br>But I failed all the way. Could someone give
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>Hello everyone:
>
>I have run Windows XP with XEN successfully.
>
>And I want to boot a native Windows XP(be installed normally) with XEN, or
boot the XenWindows with general way(select from grub when computer starting).
>
>In other words, i want the Windows XP could be booted from two ways(general
and xen).
>
>
>But I failed all the way. Could someone give me some advice ? 
Exactly the same I would do and I did. See here:
http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-users/2007-02/msg00822.html

I find the XP guest response quite slow on my machine (AM2 X2 3800+, 2
GB RAM), it''s far from real time response, and slower than using VNC
on a regular XP host. Anyone having near real time response?

Bye
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Z24

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zechao wang wrote:
> Hello everyone:
>
> I have run Windows XP with XEN successfully.
>
> And I want to boot a native Windows XP(be installed normally) with
> XEN, or boot the XenWindows with general way(select from grub when
> computer starting).
>
> In other words, i want the Windows XP could be booted from two
> ways(general and xen).
>
>
> But I failed all the way. Could someone give me some advice ?
Ooof. This is one of the hardest things to do, in general. The
characteristics of your hardware are seen as *very* different between
the Xen environment and the local hardware environment.

But how did it fail? Which one worked successfully?

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On Mon, Apr 09, 2007 at 08:51:06AM +0200, Z24 wrote:
> >
> > [wixp on baremetal and xen]
> 
> I find the XP guest response quite slow on my machine (AM2 X2 3800+, 2
> GB RAM), it''s far from real time response, and slower than using
VNC
> on a regular XP host. Anyone having near real time response?
I also use that hardwareconfig (AM2 X2 3800+, 2GB ram) for running wixp 
in the two modes.

Debian unstable from middle of March, apart from having to install windows
xp as ''standart pc'' so that the xen hvm-machine behaves as it
should, it
works in both modes reasonably well.
If one can live with having the installation not cleanly rebooting when
started under xen it could even be installed with acpi.

Some details collected at https://wiki.fluxcoil.net/doku.php/xen .


Christian

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