On Tue, Feb 27, 2007 at 11:19:31PM -0500, taoj2(a)cs.rpi.edu wrote:
Hi,
I installed the Fedora Core 6 on my computer.
Now I was trying to install the Fedora Core 6 guesting OS in my computer.
I use the Virtual Machine Manager to do this.
First, I create an empty file, box1, like this:
cat > box1
I think you'll need more than 0 bytes in which to install the guest
OS packages :-)
I didn't type anthing into the file. SO the file is empty. (Is
this a
correct approach to create a file for the guesting OS storage space ?)
Don't create the file manually - let virt-manager do it for you - it
will give you option to specify the desired size & location
Then I set the /home/jane/xen/box1 as the storage space to install
my
guesting OS. I chose Fedora COre 6 again as my guest os. The problem is:
When the installation comes to selecting disk partition part, there is no
available drive there. I print the screen and attached the picture.
There is no drive because you created a zero byte file. Let virt-manager
create it, in addition it needs to be under /var/lib/xen/images rather
than /home.
Regards,
Dan.
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