Xen users - Aug 2005 - GRUB configuration on Debian xen.deb istallations

I''m trying to install XEN on Debian Sarge...
i see that debian have a XEN pakage.... if i''m going to install xen.deb
it install all pakages needed (twisted/python ecc)...
well...
istallation is finished succesfully....
now i think i must modify GRUB configuration to run XEN

i see into users'' manual - 2.4.1 GRUB  Configuration

it propose that example

title xen 2.0/XenLinux 2.6
kenel /boot/xen-2.0.gz dom0_mem=131072
module /boot/vmlinuz-2.6-xen0 root=/dev/sda4 ro console=tty0

after istallation i found into /boot dir the file xen.gz (and symbolic 
link  as xen-2.0.gz etc.)
but i haven''t found a file as vmlinuz-xen or similar... i have only the
original vmlinuz and initrd file

How i must configue Grub to start XEN?
i made something wrong in configuration step?

thanks

Michele

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> after istallation i found into /boot dir the file xen.gz (and symbolic
> link  as xen-2.0.gz etc.)
> but i haven''t found a file as vmlinuz-xen or similar... i have
only the
> original vmlinuz and initrd file
There could be many reasons for this: primarilly 
1. You didn''t do a 
 $make bzimage 
 $make install
2. You didn''t edit the Makefile of the Xen domain 0 kernel source
tree.I think since the kernel version in the source tree is not
mentioned and thats why it is overwriting the original vmlinuz* and
system.map
Just take the timestamps of the files to be sure.

~$ubh

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The Debian packages don''t include pre-built kernels, so you''ll
need to build
one separately.  I seem to remember there being some patches for a Debianised 
XenLinux but I don''t have any details.

Cheers,
Mark

On Monday 22 August 2005 15:20, Subhabrata Bhattacharya
wrote:
> > after istallation i found into /boot dir the file xen.gz (and symbolic
> > link  as xen-2.0.gz etc.)
> > but i haven''t found a file as vmlinuz-xen or similar... i
have only the
> > original vmlinuz and initrd file
>
> There could be many reasons for this: primarilly
> 1. You didn''t do a
>  $make bzimage
>  $make install
> 2. You didn''t edit the Makefile of the Xen domain 0 kernel source
> tree.I think since the kernel version in the source tree is not
> mentioned and thats why it is overwriting the original vmlinuz* and
> system.map
> Just take the timestamps of the files to be sure.
>
> ~$ubh
>
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> Xen-users@lists.xensource.com
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