> > Ok now I understand. What you are suggesting is
> > already
> > done in xen-create-image script. In fact, before I
> > issued 'xm create' command, I have mounted one of
> the
> > lvm partitions and copied the iso image onto it
> and
> > I point to it during the install and the image is
> > recognized.
> >
> > In other words all the partitions required for
> > installation are setup in lvm and are accessible.
> > Here is the part of xen config file corresponding
> > to disk partitions:
> >
> > # Disk device(s).
> > #
> > root = '/dev/xvda2 ro'
> > disk = [
> >
> > 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-swap,xvda1,w',
> >
> > 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-LogVol2Root,xvda2,w',
> >
> > 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-LogVol2Usr,xvda3,w',
> >
> > 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-LogVol2Var,xvda4,w',
> >
> > 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-LogVol2Tmp,xvda5,w',
> >
> >
> 'phy:/dev/VolGroup2/okraU1-LogVol2UsrLocal,xvda6,w',
>
>
> Sorry, this is not what I meant. In the above
> configuration each Dom0 host
> LV is seen as an entire physical disk by the DomU.
> Apparently (guessing from the stack trace you
> included) Anaconda expects to
> find a partition table on that physical disk.
>
Looks like I didn't get it then!
> Instead of the above, you should have one (or a
> couple) of LV's imported
> into the DomU and have a partition table setup in
> it, just like you have on
> the Dom0's own physical disk, for instance.
>
I have made three lvm partitions and in the first
VolGroup0 Dom0 ubuntu is sitting. In VolGroup2
I am trying to install CentOS5.2.
What is that I have to do in Dom0 to import the
partitions made in Dom0 (vi xen-create-image) so
that they are visible in DomU.
Or, is this done in DomU setup and if so, at what
point do I do this during the DomU setup?
Appreciate if you could point me to some URL/
documentation that I could read and catch up.
> Cheers,
>
> --Amos
Thanks
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