Just install xen en kernel-xen. That should be sufficient. Possibly you
can add virsh,if it's not allready there.
Groupinstall virtualization also installs the GUI-tools (and possibly
also a GUI).
Cheers,
Bart
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
It appears that if I perform an install of CentOS 5.1 without changing
*anything* in the options, then do a #yum groupinstall 'Virtualization' I can
now get Xen to function in bridged mode (it has network connectivity). In lieu
of this, can anyone shed some light on what dependency Xen has that is not
installed when you do a completely bare install and execute a #yum install xen?
I am hoping to finally end up with a minimum install of CentOS with Xen
functioning without a gui or any additional services that won't be needed.
Thanks!
jlc
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