I am not sure how did you manage to get that far with installation of
domU (maybe SUSE domU is installed that way - booting installation CD
in unprivileged domain), but you shouldn't do that. There is much more
easier way to install domU in Debian - use xen-tools package. It will
install unprivileged domains on given LVM logical volume or file (you
are not required to use file based backends), plus create config
files. Even without xen-tools Debian is easier to install in domU with
debootstrap, but I would recomend xen-tools.
There is xen-tools package in testing, or you can get it from xen-tools.org
2007/1/29, Rakotomandimby Mihamina
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Hi,
I run _full virtualization_, on Xen3.0.3, Debian (not openSuse this time).
I try to install a Debian netinst.
A problem occurs when (the domU is) trying to create the partitions on wich
it's going to install.
The domU configuration is
[...]
disk=['phy:/dev/sda6,ioemu:hda,w','file:/home/temp/dn.iso,hdc:cdrom,r']
[...]
The /dev/sda6 was in the past an ext3 partition and I just reformat it to ext3
before using it for the full virtualization.
In the debian netinst domU installation stage of creating partitions (whatever
partition scheme I order) it (the Debian installer) _always_ fails saying
ext3 partition creation failed. Nothing more.
Is there a known issue about that? Must I use file-partitions?
Thank you for any answers.
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