Hi, I am trying to install Xen and followed your howTO. when I come to the part where I have to excute: chroot /vserver/vm_base I get a the following: chroot: cannot run command '/bin/bash' : no such file or directory. Is there a work around this problem? Thanks
It seems as if bash is missing in your vserver image... Never had this before. I suggest that you run Code: apt-get install bash after Code: apt-setup and Code: apt-get update
Xen Hi Falko, I have bash installed from before and when I did. apt-get install bash it said that bash was already the newest version. I think it has to do with the chroot enviroment needing /bin/bash somewhere under /vserver/vm_base I don't know what to do Thanks
When you run Code: chroot /vserver/vm_base you should be chrooted to /vserver/vm_base, and then you should try to install bash.
Xen Hi Falko, It is chroot command I am having difficulty with. When I try the command chroot /vserver/vm_base I get the same result which says: chroot: cannot run command '/bin/bash' : no such file and directory. I went on regardless of the warning and tried to install bash again and got the same result: bash is already the newest version. I experienced this on two different machines I tried to install Xen by following your HowTo and another Howto. The same thing happens all the time interms of chroot command no matter how many times I re-installed the OS. Thanks
Xen Yes, I use debian sarge as the base OS (dom0) and installed Xen 3.0 instead of xen-2.0.7. I used another mirror that is close to me (ftp.no.debian.org) than ftp2.de.debian.org/debian to debootstrap the guest OS (xenU) . Thanks
Xen Ok Falko, I will try 2.0.7 and see how it goes. Thanks alot for the help. I will let you now about it if I encounter any difficulties. ThanX