Michael DeHaan wrote: > Basically just set up cobbler and import a tree (or set it up manually) > on the server side, just like you'd do with PXE. Ok, that's done. > From the koan side, specify the name of a Xen profile, which is by > definition one that has a distro that uses a Xen (domU) kernel. In this case I want a fully virtual system, so I can use tell koan to use a normal cobbler profile, I think. > Koan will talk with the cobbler server to get the right parameters, just > as they are configured in cobbler. Then I start to lose the plot :) Presumably the domU must already be configured, otherwise there'd be no way to find out how its hard disk image is mapped from dom0, amongst other things? Can I literally do: 1. Set up cobbler 2. Create config file for domU 3. xm create ... 4. koan ... or are there other steps I've missed? James
