On Sun, Dec 12, 2004 at 11:08:16PM -0500, Rik van Riel wrote: > One of the things I would like to do there is work on the > light-weight Xen daemon x2d2, which should allow Fedora > developers to run a lighter-weight guest 0, with more memory > remaining for their unprivileged guests - good for developers > who want to run every version of Fedora on their build system. ;) Another cool thing would be to integrate Xen with Linux to the point where it can *dynamically* detect if it's running under Xen or not, and run the appropriate version. I was told that a simple way (and quite effective from a practical standpoint I might add) of doing so would be to simply have two versions of the kernel (the regular i386 build and the xen build) packaged together, and somehow pick the right one to run at boot time. That would be a nice and easy way to handle installation. It would also be easier to support, because you know the two versions are in lockstep, so support should be simpler. -- Dimi.
