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<pre caption="Enabling Xen Support for i386 Kernels"> |
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Processor type and features ---> |
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Subarchitecture Type (Xen-compatible) |
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Processor type and features ---> |
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[*] Enable Xen compatible kernel |
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<pre caption="Domain-0 Kernel Config"> |
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Bus options (PCI etc.) ---> |
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[*] PCI support |
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[*] Xen PCI Frontend (NEW) |
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[ ] Xen PCI Frontend Debugging |
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Networking ---> |
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Networking options ---> |
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<*> 802.1d Ethernet Bridging |
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<comment>Only required by bridged networking.</comment> |
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XEN ---> |
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[*] Privileged Guest (domain 0) |
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<*> Backend driver support |
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<*> Block-device backend driver |
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<*> Network-device backend driver |
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[*] Scrub memory before freeing it to Xen |
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[*] Disable serial port drivers |
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Xen version compatibility (3.0.4 and later) |
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<pre caption="Domain-U Kernel Config"> |
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Bus options (PCI etc.) ---> |
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[ ] PCI support |
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Device Drivers ---> |
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SCSI device support ---> |
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< > SCSI device support |
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<comment>Disabling SCSI support frees up the /dev/sd* device names |
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for use as Xen virtual block devices.</comment> |
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XEN ---> |
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[ ] Privileged Guest (domain 0) |
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<*> Block-device frontend driver |
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<*> Network-device frontend driver |
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[*] Scrub memory before freeing it to Xen |
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[*] Disable serial port drivers |
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Xen version compatibility (3.0.4 and later) |
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A nice hint is to have the kernel make process store its intermediate object files |
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A nice hint is to have the kernel make process store its intermediate object files |
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elsewhere so that you can reuse the same kernel tree to build different |
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elsewhere so that you can reuse the same kernel tree to build different |
