Hi,
I tried booting into the Xen-kernel in a virtual machine under Hyper-V
(Windows 8.1 64bit).
While the normal kernel boots fine, the Xen-kernel cannot find the root device.
Debian6, which doesn't seem to have Hyper-V modules by default, works fine.
Under Debian7 (and testing) I get an error at initramfs (?), which says roughly:
'root device not found'.
When I 'ls' in '/dev', I cannot see any harddrives like 'sda', only the
CD-drive seems to be there.
Also, in case it's relevant, there was one message at the start of the
boot-process using the
xen-kernel: 'hv_vmbus unable to initialize hypervisor'.
I tried 64bit as well as 32bit Debian guests. Is this a bug to be reported for
example, or is
there a solution?
Regards,
Sladi
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