I guess to throw my two
cents in. I am also trying to get away from using CDs much
anymore for installing anything with the advent of bootable
USB drives, BUT XCP is, as far as i know, not possible to
make it USB. It was just not made to run on a USB drive.
I have tried to use a program such as UNetbootin, LinuxLive
USB Creator, and even Universal USB Installer that you can
use to put pretty much any Linux ISO onto a USB, BUT none of
them worked. It would never boot XCP.
I also searched online for a while and could not find a way
to make XCP bootable off USB.
On 6/20/2012 7:23 PM, George Shuklin wrote:
Well, we usually ran it from IP-KVM with ISO -> CD
emulation.
But I think it too complicated to turn installer in
usb-drive. You can try to use some kind of PXE boot with
XCP if you have problems with CD attaching, but this is
not very easy task.
PS Debian/Ubuntu xcp-xapi package is still unstable, but
it gonna be the main package in the future (I think), so
this problem is gonna disappear soon.
On 21.06.2012 03:05, Eric wrote:
Is CD-ROM/DVD-ROM the only way to install
XCP?
Eric Pretorious
Truckee, CA
Has anyone experimented with
installing XCP from a USB thumb drive?
Is it possible? How was the
installation media installed to the
USB thumb drive (e.g., dd)?
Eric Pretorious
Truckee, CA
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