Hi, I am havin severe trouble with running fedora 9 as a XEN Guest: I cannot get a new kernel to work (is that even possible - host is running debians 2.6.18.6-xen-amd64 kernel?). So I took the debian kernel and initrd from the host and (oh wonder) they worked like a charme with my fedora install. Now I see something that must be a kernel bug, its also mentioned in bugzilla (just search for sec=null): When I try to mount a (working) nfs-share from the client he mounts it with sec=null instead of sec=sys shich basically squashs all users to anon users. Mounting from the host does work like a charme. I assume the debian people do use a special patched mount to hack around the kernel bug, but what can I do? 1. Run a newer kernel as guest (as I stated I do not know how - or even if- that works) 2. Run a newer Host/Guest Kernel combination (my admin will really _not_ like that idea) 3. ??? <- insert own ideas here Has anyone successfully done such a thing and can tell me how? ps: I should have mentioned that I am trying to integrate libvirt into a cluster system and want to demonstrate the ability to run not-that-stable oses as vm-guests, thats why I choose fedora as guest.
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