Re: [Xen-devel] Installing on own filesystem

[Ning Wu <ningwu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you use jdk1.4.2, the XML parser is included, I think. I used jdk 1.4.2
for xenctl and ant without doing anything special setup. ant does require
you to setup JAVA_HOME.


Regards,

Ning

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 urmk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> The easiest route is to install slack, install bitkeeper, install a JDK,
> install apache-ant, install grub, and you may need to download the crimson
> XML parser from the apache site.
>
> Set up your java home and classpath (remember the crimson.jar needs to be
> in your classpath explicitly) variables.  I used /usr/local/java and
> /usr/local/ant/.
>
> Check out the latest xeno sources using bk.  On the cd there is a script
> called xen-clone.  It works well, it'll probably save you some time to use it.
>
> Once it's done building, you'll have in your xeno-unstable (or whatever you
> called it) the 'install' directory.  This has the binaries, boot images, etc.
> Copy xeno-unstable/install/boot/* to /boot/ and set up and install grub.
> Copy xeno-unstable/install/etc/* to /etc/, copy xeno-unstable/install/bin/* to
> a bin directory (I use /usr/local/bin/, but thats me).
>
> That's about all you need to do and you're ready to go.  I'm running
> xeno-unstable on a Slack 9 dom 0 with 8 slack virtual linux systems without
> much trouble.  I've given each one their own partition for setup simplicity,
> and tossed together a little shell script that brings each one up on boot.
>
> -m
>
> On Tue, Oct 21, 2003 at 08:29:11PM +0200, R. van Leeuwen wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have a computer running slackware, i installed grub and can boot up ok.
> > I have the xenoctl and everything from the XenDemo CD, so that seems
> > to be fine also.
> >
> > No my question: For xenoctl for example, you need java installed on your
> > machine.
> > What other programs, libraries etc and what versions of them do i need
> > to get all the
> > utilities like xenoctl up and running?
> >
> > btw,
> >
> > I tried making images from the XenDemoCD like it reads in the manual on
> > a seperate
> > partition and booting that one, but that kept me further from a running
> > XenoLinux
> > than installing all the utilities on my own slackware.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Robin van Leeuwen
> >
> >
> >
> >
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