I am running openSUSE 11.1. I installed the Hypervisor and tools and booted into: 2.6.27.23-0.1-xen
I’m trying to install Ubuntu LTS 8.04.3 as a guest using the “Create a Virtual Machine” GUI/wizard.
I specify “other” since no Debian-based distro is offered under “Type of Operating System”. Under “Installation Source” for “Operating System Installation” I Add a Virtual Disk of “phy:/dev/sr0” using protocol “phy”. It can obviously read the drive since it recognizes that it is 0.6 GB (the media contains a burned & bootable (from ISO) DVD - the files are extracted).
However, when I proceed I am thrown an Error:
“The installation source is unusable.” with Details:
I downloaded the images directly from ubuntu website.
I also tryed to use directly the iso files. But I’m stil getting the same error: “The installation source is unusable”.
Is there anybody that was able to install ubuntu VM on a Suse dom0?
I’m getting the same error message.
I have other DomU’s up and running with no issues, including Win2003 server and other instances of OpenSuSE; but the Ubuntu install won’t run.
Does Xen or virtual machine manager need an update to recognise other operating systems?
Bpa-eng wrote:
> I have other DomU’s up and running with no issues, including Win2003
> server and other instances of OpenSuSE; but the Ubuntu install won’t
> run.
sounds like four posters to this thread are having problems running
Ubuntu in an openSUSE spawned/supportd Xen…
some say they are running other OSs–i wonder if it is a Xen problem,
an openSUSE problem or an Ubundu problem…
it could be helpful in finding the solution, and work around…
or, maybe someone who wants to run Ubuntu in Xen should ask on a
Ubuntu forum whats up with that…perhaps it is their problem alone,
and their bug to fix…