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Dmitry Nedospasov
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http://www.xen-tools.org/software/xen-tools/lists.html
About:
The xen-tools package contains a collection of Perl scripts for
working with Xen guest images under Debian GNU/Linux.
Xen-tools contains a collection of Perl scripts for working with Xen
guest images under Linux. Packages are currently only being provided
for Debian Squeeze, though installing from source works flawlessly on
most Linux systems that meet installation requirements.
Using this software, you can easily create new Xen guests configured
to be accessible over your local network and complete with an installed
copy of OpenSSH.
to be accessible over the network via OpenSSH.
xen-tools currently has scripts to install most releases of Debian
(starting with 3.1 "Sarge") and Ubuntu (starting with 6.06 LTS
"Dapper") and some RPM-based distributions.
However currently only Debian and Ubuntu releases are tested and
known to work, i.e.:
However, currently only Debian and Ubuntu releases are tested and
known to work, i.e.:
Debian:
* Sarge 3.1 (i386 only)
@@ -66,7 +67,7 @@ Requirements
* Make, if you are not installing through a package manager
You can try to install RPM-based distributions such as CentOS, or
Fedora Core but you will need a correctly installed and configured
Fedora Core, but you will need a correctly installed and configured
"rinse" package. This is currently not supported.
If you wish to create new Xen instances which may be controlled by
@@ -89,9 +90,8 @@ ball).
The Scripts
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There now follows a brief description of each included script,
for more thorough documentation please consult the appropriate
manpage.
Here is a brief description of each included script, for more
thorough documentation please consult the appropriate manpage.
xen-create-image
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This script is designed to create new images which may be used
with the Xen hypervisor.
The virtual images will have their networking settings created and,
you may optionally cause the new instance to boot once it has
been created.
This script performs the initial setup, then delegates the real
work to a collection of helper scripts: