Thank you so much for the reply... :)
I am trying to build this on OpenSUSE-11.4.
And you said that I can get distro provided packages. I just want to ask whether installing those packages will work?
Where can I get those packages? Can you please provide the link. I am scared of playing with the kernel as I am doing these things on a server that is why I am asking these things.
Where can I get those packages? Can you please provide the link. I am scared of playing with the kernel as I am doing these things on a server that is why I am asking these things.
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Varun
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 9:05 PM, Dario Faggioli <raistlin@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
On dom, 2013-06-16 at 22:09 +0530, varun bhatnagar wrote:
> Hi,
>Ok, so you're trying building Xen from the sources, right? On what
Hi,
> I am trying to install xen and provide libvrit support to it but while
> installing at some point of time it tries to connect to GIT repository
> and creates a clone but I am behind firewall and it is getting timed
> out.... :(
>
distribution? Also, if I can ask, is there a reason why you need to
build it instead of using the distro provided packages? (only asking
because that's usually a lot easier :-) ).
Can't see it. Actually, in general, I think cutting-&-pasting the
> I am pasting a screenshot below. Can anyone of you please help me out
> with this one.
>
textual output is going to be much better than a screenshot! :-P
Anyway, yes, for now, Xen needs to fetch some external
sources/repositories during the building process. We're working of
improving this (i.e., getting rid of it), for instance, by making it
possible to use what the user already have in his system (e.g., provided
by the proper distro packages), but we're not there yet.
What you can do, for now, it get the external code yourself, from
somewhere outside the firewall that blocks your `git clone' and then
copy them next to the Xen sources, in the local filesystem, and point
the build process to them.
For achieving the latter, you can create a file called ".config" in Xen
source's root directory, where you define specific variables, pointing o
the sources. So, for example for upstream and traditional QEMU, you want
to clone the repository from some place where that is possible, copy
them in /foo/bar/qemu-xen-traditional and /foo/bar/qemu-xen-upstream and
write the following in the .config file:
CONFIG_QEMU=/foo/bar/qemu-xen-traditiona
QEMU_UPSTREAM_URL=/foo/bar/qemu-xen-upstream
That would at least help, I think. :-)
Allow me to add that, since this is still a ver Xen specific issue, you
may be more lucky in finding help on some other mailing lists (and also
avoid disturbing people in this very one :-D).
For general questions about using Xen, see here:
http://lists.xenproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xen-users
If, by any chance, you're on Fedora, see here:
https://lists.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/xen
Regards,
Dario
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