Xen XCI Compiled and Installed - Now what?

Xen XCI Compiled and Installed - Now what?

[iicolsandersii]

I am currently sitting at a "Welcome to Xen Client" login screen.

I login as root, pressed enter for the password.

Now, I am at at command line.  I did an ls, and all I have is grub and
install.

Does anyone have any information of what do to do next?

I tried ./install, but I am prompted...

install <rootfs> <partition> <winbootpart>

When I try a straight, install I get several options from Busybox.

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I compiled successfully on serveral machines.

A Dell 755 with integrated Intel graphics is all that I was able to get the
Login prompt mentioned above.
  
Is there a hardware support list for XCI anywhere?  Are Nvidia or ATI cards
supported at this time?

My other test box has an Nvidia card, and it gets stuck at the Grub boot,
with a flashing cursor.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Xen XCI Compiled and Installed - Now what?

[Vincent Hanquez]

iicolsandersii wrote:
> I am currently sitting at a "Welcome to Xen Client" login screen.
> 
> I login as root, pressed enter for the password.
> 
> Now, I am at at command line.  I did an ls, and all I have is grub and
> install.
> 
> Does anyone have any information of what do to do next?

at this stage you need to install/start VMs.
to do so, xenclient use xenvm.

I suggest having a look at the xenvm.README in the toolstack/xenvm 
directory to see how to use it. there's example configs at the end of 
the README, and all options you need is documented. Also it look quite 
similar sometimes to a xend config file.

> Is there a hardware support list for XCI anywhere?  Are Nvidia or ATI cards
> supported at this time?

We don't have a comprehensive hardware list for now, but for now a good 
rule of thumb is having a intel graphics card. a good thing to have is 
VT-d too.

For other graphics cards, IIRC, we are waiting them to release more 
friendly driver. also ATI got probably a tiny leap over Nvidia since we 
have access to more documentation.

> My other test box has an Nvidia card, and it gets stuck at the Grub boot,
> with a flashing cursor.

it's probably not related to the nvidia card, but i have no idea what it 
  is. Listing the hardware you're using and the grub configuration you 
have would probably help us to fix it.

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Vincent