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Sertonix: update link to xen website

2024-02-08T11:42:13Z

update link to xen website

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	When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the ~~Xen~~.org Wiki [https://wiki.~~xen~~.org/wiki/Main_Page].		When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the XenProject.org Wiki [https://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Main_Page].

	[[Category:Virtualization]]		[[Category:Virtualization]]

Sertonix: use cmd template

2023-08-25T02:49:21Z

use cmd template

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	The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [https://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB device. More information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that, the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:		The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [https://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB device. More information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that, the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:

	<~~pre~~>		{{Cmd\|<nowiki># setup-xen-dom0
	# setup-xen-dom0
	# setup-alpine		# setup-alpine
	</~~pre~~>		</nowiki>}}

	When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [https://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].		When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [https://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].

	[[Category:Virtualization]]		[[Category:Virtualization]]

Sertonix: use https links

2023-08-25T02:48:21Z

use https links

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	The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [~~http~~://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB device. More information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that, the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:		The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [https://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB device. More information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that, the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:

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	When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [~~http~~://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].		When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [https://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].

	[[Category:Virtualization]]		[[Category:Virtualization]]

Bt129 at 06:08, 7 August 2021

2021-08-07T06:08:37Z

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	The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD, which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts, that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [http://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB~~, more~~ information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:		The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [http://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB device. More information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB device ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that, the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:

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	</pre>		</pre>

	When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions~~, when~~ asked about the network configuration it is very important ~~that~~ you set up at least one bridge, so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find ~~further~~ information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].		When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions. When asked about the network configuration it is very important you set up at least one bridge so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find more information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].

	[[Category:Virtualization]]		[[Category:Virtualization]]

Dubiousjim: update links

2012-10-20T14:28:37Z

update links

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	The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD, which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts, that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just ~~download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO from~~ [http://alpinelinux.org/downloads]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB, more information about this procedure can be found at [[~~Installing_Alpine_on_USB~~]]. Once you have your CD or USB ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:		The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD, which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts, that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just [http://alpinelinux.org/downloads download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB, more information about this procedure can be found at [[Create a Bootable USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:

	<pre>		<pre>

Dubiousjim: added Category:Virtualization

2012-10-03T15:23:08Z

added Category:Virtualization

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	When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions, when asked about the network configuration it is very important that you set up at least one bridge, so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find further information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].		When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions, when asked about the network configuration it is very important that you set up at least one bridge, so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find further information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].

			[[Category:Virtualization]]

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2012-09-24T15:35:52Z

Created page with "The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD, which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts, that will help you set up a basic envi..."

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The Alpine Linux distribution provides a Xen LiveCD, which can be used to run Xen without installing it. It comes with specific scripts, that will help you set up a basic environment to create guests. To use it, just download the "Alpine Linux Xen" ISO from [http://alpinelinux.org/downloads]. You need to burn it to a CD or create a bootable USB, more information about this procedure can be found at [[Installing_Alpine_on_USB]]. Once you have your CD or USB ready, boot from it. You will see the Xen Hypervisor kernel booting, and after that the Linux kernel. When the boot process has finished, login as root and execute the following scripts:

<pre>
# setup-xen-dom0
# setup-alpine
</pre>

When executing "setup-alpine" you will be asked several questions, when asked about the network configuration it is very important that you set up at least one bridge, so you are able to add the virtual network interfaces of guests to that bridge. You can find further information about Xen on the Xen.org Wiki [http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/Main_Page].