I suppose I need to apply some patch but can't find the right one.
Xen 3.2 (the packages from xen.org) on CentOS 5.1
I wanted to install my first hvm guest and wanted to use an old Suse 9.0 
(of course, there are reasons why I wanted to use that ;-).
First problem I encountered is that virt-manager blanked out the option to 
install from cdrom. I copied the first CD with dd to an iso image and used 
that as an install source. This gives me the following error:
The error is
"Unable to complete install 'libvirt.libvirtError virDomainCreateLinux() 
failed POST operation failed. (xend.err 'Error creating domain: long() 
argument must be a string or a number')"
Google finds only this single article, but I don't think I hit exactly the 
same problem:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.emulators.xen.user/33078
The traceback I get does not touch XendDomainInfo.py, it starts in 
create.py. Anyway, I changed the code in XendDomainInfo.py and tried again 
with the same result. (I don't have the complete traceback on hand, 
otherwise I would add it. If necessary I can get it again.)
Someone suggested using qemu to startup the installation. This worked, 
indeed, (with some twists) and I can now startup a xen hvm with the 
installed system on that disk image. So, it really looks like just some 
bug in the creation code of virt-manager.
Kai
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