>
> > What are the numbers after STOP? is it 0x0000007B? Is it something else?
> >
>
> Its 0x0000005D
>
> Which I think it the standard Windows Error when you try and run a 64bit
> OS on a 32bit CPU
>
That would be one reason. 0x5D is "UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR" so it could be a 
number of things but a lack of 64 bit support is probably most likely.
Does 64 bit Linux work?
What is Dom0?
Cat you post the output of both 'xm info' and 'cat /proc/cpuinfo'?
James

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