Hello,<br><br>I'm trying to install Fedora 7 under Debian Etch running on Intel Xeon 3050 (i.e. with hardware virtualization) and x86_64 kernel (2.6.18-4-xen-amd64) with 4Gb RAM (the hardware supports up to 8Gb).<br><br>
I configured it this way:<br><br>kernel = '/usr/lib/xen-3.0.3-1/boot/hvmloader'<br>builder = 'linux'<br>memory = '256'<br>name = 'fc7-01'<br>vif = ['type=ioemu, bridge=xenbr0']<br>disk = ['phy:/dev/xen/fc7-01,ioemu:hda,w']
<br>cdrom = 'file://root/iso/fc7/x86_64/boot.iso'<br>device_model='/usr/lib/xen-3.0.3-1/bin/qemu-dm'<br>ne2000='0'<br>boot='d'<br>sdl='1'<br><br>And when I try to run "xm create" I get:
<br>Using config file "/etc/xen/fc7-01.cfg".<br>Error: (22, 'Invalid argument')<br><br>And xend-debug.log contains:<br><br>ERROR: Kernel not a Xen-compatible Elf image.<br>ERROR: Error constructing guest OS
<br><br>From googl'ing around for this error it looks like the FC kernel is PAE enabled but maybe the debian kernel isn't and this is the problem.<br>(the hardware itself supports PAE according to /proc/cpuinfo)<br>
<br>I get the same results trying to boot the i386 version of Fedora 7.<br><br>Does anyone know whether this is the case? If so - what can I do to get things running? I couldn't find a non-pae Fedora installation image or a PAE-enabled Debian Etch kernel (I'm not sure it makes sense on x86_64 architecture).
<br><br>Also this Xen host runs Windows 2003 Server as a guest, in case this matters.<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>--Amos<br><br>