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I'm not the expert here - how would I know whether this works?
I read the README, ran make but it didn't succeed:
# make
chmod +x xmt-convert.sh
(cd xm-test && sh ../xmt-convert.sh `basename xm-test/initrd-1.1-i386.img`)
1856 blocks
if uname -r | grep -q xen; then \
cp /boot/vmlinuz-`uname -r` /var/lib/libvirt/images/default-xen-kernel; \
fi
chmod +x xmt-makefv.sh
./xmt-makefv.sh xm-test/xm-test.gz xm-test/xmt_disk.img
Warning: The resulting partition is not properly aligned for best
performance.
FAILED: No kver 0-rescue-9481a187403f46b38d535cf9ffa1cc20
make: *** [xm-test/xmt_disk.img] Error 1
hmm, for this error, xmt-makefv.sh fails to find the kernel image in your os.
In kernel_path() of xmt-makefv,
it uses "find /boot | grep vmlinuz | egrep -v 'xen|hmac'| tail -n1" to
get image path.
The error you met maybe that your kernel image lacks hmac (a signature).