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- Table des matières
- DEPANNAGE
- MARQUE LIVRES
- SUSE Linux Enterprise 1
- Virtualization with Xen 2
- Contents 3
- 6 Xen Guest Systems 61 4
- 7 Virtual Machine Drivers 71 4
- 1 Feedback 5
- 2 Additional Documentation 5
- 3 Documentation Conventions 6
- Introduction to Xen 7
- Virtualization 7
- 1.4 The Virtual Machine Host 10
- Setting Up a Virtual Machine 13
- (XEN) Panic on CPU 0: 14
- 2.3 Managing Domain 0 Memory 17
- Setting Up Virtual Machines 21
- Installation 27
- Create Virtual Machines 28
- 3.4 Using the Command Line to 28
- 3.5 Deleting Virtual Machines 29
- 3.7 Troubleshooting 30
- 000:01:02.0 31
- Managing a Virtualization 33
- Environment 33
- 4.1 Virtual Machine Manager 34
- Modifying its xend Settings 36
- 4.4 The xm Command 37
- OES 7 512 1 -b---- 16.3 38
- SLES10 512 1 12.9 38
- Machines 40
- /dev/xvdb 42
- 5.2 Remote Access Methods 44
- 5.3 VNC Viewer 45
- 5.4 The Boot Loader Program 48
- Text Mode to GUI Mode 51
- File Systems 52
- 5.9 Virtual Keyboards 55
- Virtual Disks 58
- 5.11 Virtual Disks 59
- Virtual Machines 60
- Loopback Devices 62
- 5.16 Saving Virtual Machines 62
- 5.18 Virtual Machine States 65
- Xen Guest Systems 67
- Architectures 68
- SLE 10 SP2 69
- 6.4 Windows Virtual Machines 76
- Virtual Machine Drivers 77
- 7.2 Loading the Driver Pack 79
- 7.3 SUSE Drivers for Red Hat 79
- Enterprise Linux 4 on Xen 79
- 7.4 SUSE Drivers for Red Hat 83
- Enterprise Linux 5 on Xen 83
- 7.4.5 Building Your Own RPMs 87
- Enterprise Server on Xen 95
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