Am Dienstag, 31. Januar 2006 14:52 schrieb Molle Bestefich:
> Stephan Augustin wrote:
> [...]
> Hrm, good info.
> In a more concise form it would be appropriate for a XEN FAQ, me thinks.
>
> > and even the
> > kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6[...] max_loop=64
> > line does not work.
>
> Doesn't look right either.
> Dom0 is loaded via the "module", not the "kernel" grub command.
^^ this was the command line for the unmodified original debian kernel without 
xen, for showing that it dont works in original debian ( without xen ! ) 
> > under the xen-kernel the command-line doesnt work ( I dont get more
> > devices) ,
> As in,
> "they do not appear in /dev" or
> "I've run 'mknod /dev/loop/123 b 7 123' but I'm getting error
> messages when I use the device
> ?
I realised the ^^ snipped patch in the MAKEDEV file, which should create the 
loop-devices between 0 up to 63 during boot
They do not appear in /dev
I've run mknod /dev/loop8 b 7 8 but I didn't get any error message
vhost:~# losetup /dev/loop8
/dev/loop8: [f5d8]:-1 (l:�
 $) offset -1208435526, undefined encryption
loop: can't get info on device /dev/loop8: No such device or address
now i run xm create debian.5
now it works :-? I dont know why...
but why are these devices not createt automatically on boot ?
but it Works - Thank you very much for your help
stephan
> In case of the latter, which error messages?
>
> > and the modprobe command aborts with an error
>
> Provide a better error description, please.
> The above doesn't really get us anywhere.
>
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