Hello, Shakthi Kannan, le Tue 02 Sep 2008 10:04:14 +0530, a écrit : > I have / in /dev/sda1 in my host system. So, I tried:
Err, I don't understand. Are you meaning that /dev/sda1 contains the / of dom0? If yes then no you shouldn't use > disk = ['phy:sda1,sda,w'] The first argument is where the _guest_ / is as seen from dom0. > IIRC, in Hurd with GNU Mach, there is no SCSI support? That's where para-virtualisation is useful. The "sda" above is just a name, the name under which the disk will appear in the guest. It happens that in Mach, be the disk IDE or SCSI it will appear as /dev/hd0, so I've made the Xen support so that you can set sda or hda, that will just be the same. > 1. Do we need to specify anything to get the console output? You have already done so: that's the -c option. > On running "sudo xm create -c hurd", are we expecting some output? When it runs fine, yes, you should get the kernel messages. > 2. If there is no SCSI support in GNU Mach, but, host system uses > sdaX, what parameters do we need to use for 'disk'? See above. Samuel
