2008/9/15 lamont cranston <l.cranston@xxxxxxxxx> > > 1) verify that the virtualization extensions are turned on in the BIOS (in my case, a HP prolient server, the selection was actually named "virtualization") It is not an HVM "build" so, i tought virtualization extensions are useless ? And i don't have intel-VT on my system. > 2) when you get to the end of your install of the guest OS, you should have the option to "share" the network device I did not use any wizard to create the vm (i made a copy of an actual system to an image file, and create the "xm" config file) > 3) easiest way to verify the guest IP is to ask the guest - you can reason it out from the host ifconfig, but just asking the guest is a lot simplier and just "feels" right :) I'm not so good in English, what do you mean ? :-D -- Guillaume -- Fedora-xen mailing list Fedora-xen@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-xen
