Xen users - Feb 2007 - Creating a new VM with a no default Operating System

HI all,

How can i create a new VM with a no default Operatin System (Scientific
Linux, for example), using the Console?
Regards

Bruno Silva



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> Bruno Rodrigues Silva
> Sent: 28 February 2007 17:50
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> Subject: [Xen-users] Creating a new VM with a no default 
> Operating System
> 
> HI all,
> 
> How can i create a new VM with a no default Operatin System 
> (Scientific
> Linux, for example), using the Console?
I take it you''re discussing some particular tool that
"automagically"
creates your domain, as the configuration files that are used at the
base-level for xm create or similar are able to create a guest from any
OS that is runnable on that machine. 

Which means that you probably need to explain WHICH tool you''re using,
and even so, the best place to ask that question is probably on the
relevant mailing list for that tool (i.e. if you''re using a fedora
virt-manager, ask  on the Fedora-xen mailing list, if you''re using a
SuSE tool, SuSE will have it''s mailing list or support forum, etc,
etc).


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> Bruno Silva
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> > 
> > HI all,
> > 
> > How can i create a new VM with a no default Operatin System 
> > (Scientific
> > Linux, for example), using the Console?
> 
> I take it you''re discussing some particular tool that
"automagically"
> creates your domain, as the configuration files that are used at the
> base-level for xm create or similar are able to create a guest from any
> OS that is runnable on that machine. 
> 
> Which means that you probably need to explain WHICH tool you''re
using,
> and even so, the best place to ask that question is probably on the
> relevant mailing list for that tool (i.e. if you''re using a fedora
> virt-manager, ask  on the Fedora-xen mailing list, if you''re using
a
> SuSE tool, SuSE will have it''s mailing list or support forum, etc,
etc).
> 
I am using the Administrator Console application from Xen 3.1.0. (It is
a Java GUI). This GUI only support to create VM with defaults Operation
system.

Bruno


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