Xen users - Oct 2013 - Build a xen.gz?

Hi:

Sorry for maybe it''s a stupid question.

I install a xen rpm pkg at CentOS 6.4 x86_64
it build a xen.gz auto from rpm maker,
but seems it binding with kernel that rpm maker given.

But if I compile another kernel,
for example, I compiler a new kernel with 3.10.18.
how should I build a new xen.gz for the new kernel?

Thank you

-newbie-


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On Fri, 2013-10-25 at 00:53 +0800, range wrote:
> how should I build a new xen.gz for the new kernel?
There is no fundamental need to build a new hypervisor just to change
your kernel, or vice versa. If the CentOS packaging is imposing some
sort of requirement like that via RPM then you should ask them how to
avoid it. I think they have a dedicated virt list.

Ian.

> There is no fundamental need to build a new hypervisor just to change
your kernel, or vice versa.

 Thank you.

 I try again and check my grup.conf , I had a typo

kernel /xen.gz ...
module /vmlinuz-3.10.17-2013102218 ...
initrd /initramfs-3.10.17-2013102218.img

so appear a error message....

 I fix with line 3 "initrd" to "module", seems can boot now,
so now I can change other config :)

 So a new xen.gz just appear when a new xen version
be compiled and installed?

                                                               -newbie-


2013/10/25 Ian Campbell <ian.campbell@citrix.com>
> On Fri, 2013-10-25 at 00:53 +0800, range wrote:
>
> > how should I build a new xen.gz for the new kernel?
>
> There is no fundamental need to build a new hypervisor just to change
> your kernel, or vice versa. If the CentOS packaging is imposing some
> sort of requirement like that via RPM then you should ask them how to
> avoid it. I think they have a dedicated virt list.
>
> Ian.
>
>
>

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