Hello. I'm setting up a Xen hypervisor on a Debian Wheezy, and facing a issue I wanted to deal with since a long time ago. It's about the order in which xen-create-image handles DomU's disks. By design of /usr/bin/xen-create-image perl script, the "swap" partition always goes in the first place on the list, followed by "/" and then the rest of them. Between other things, this setup makes it tricky for PyGrub, there has to be specific code in xm.tmpl to make the "/" to appear in the first place. I'm wondering why is it so. I would expect the "/" to go first, followed by swap and then the rest of them. Even better, if a partition schema from /etc/xen-tools/partitions.d is used, why not to use the disks in the same order as they appear in the partitions file, for sake of predictability. This is not feature request. There must be a reason to handle the partitions in this order. I'm very curious to know which is it, before proposing any change. Greetings. -- Alexandre Kouznetsov