Bizarelly, losetup fails - but the devices are there, e.g.:
root@mintaka:~# losetup -a
/dev/loop0: [0807]:26738701 (/home/xen/domains/beastie/disk.img)
/dev/loop1: [0807]:26738703 (/home/xen/domains/beastie/freebsd7bootonly.iso)
niere_ in #xen on Freenode recommended manually running losetup and then using phy:/dev/loop/xxxx in my xen config
I did this for both the iso and empty disk image with the following results:
It works! I'm testing with a freeBSD install which borks all over the place, but that's an installer problem
I have successfully started a windows install by manually doing the losetup's and using phy:/ - this isn't a solution just a very temporary work around!
Bizarelly, losetup fails - but the devices are there, e.g.:
root@mintaka:~# losetup -a xen/domains/ beastie/ disk.img) xen/domains/ beastie/ freebsd7bootonl y.iso)
/dev/loop0: [0807]:26738701 (/home/
/dev/loop1: [0807]:26738703 (/home/
niere_ in #xen on Freenode recommended manually running losetup and then using phy:/dev/loop/xxxx in my xen config
I did this for both the iso and empty disk image with the following results:
It works! I'm testing with a freeBSD install which borks all over the place, but that's an installer problem
I have successfully started a windows install by manually doing the losetup's and using phy:/ - this isn't a solution just a very temporary work around!
Henri