> I managed to install
> - XEN from xen-unstable.hg
> - kernel 2.6.15 from linux-2.6-xen.hg
> - LVM2 and initramfs
> on my AMD64 running Debian sid as pure64.
>
> I can boot normally XEN 3.0 with a dom0 2.6.15 kernel, but as 
> soon as I start the corresponding 2.6.15 domU kernel (#xm 
> create -c test.xen) the computer performs a hard reset. 
There are known issues with 2.6.15 as an x86_64 dom0 -- that's why its not 
checked into the tree. This sounds more serious than the other problem that has 
been observed, though.
> This is reproducable.
> The configuration for test.xen is a copy of the xenexample1 
> file with very little changes (LVM for disc, ip, ...).
>
> My questions:
> 1. Anyone observed this behaviour before?
> 2. Any tips on getting more information or to nail down the problem?
Put 'noreboot' on the xen command line, and don't start X in dom0 so that you 
get an oops message (or connect a serial line).
using a debug=y build of xen would be best.
> 3. Which XEN 3.0 is best to be used for serious projects?
> - xen-unstable.hg
> - xen-3.0-testing.hg
> - xen 3.0 download
3.0-testing
Ian
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