Well, not everything is as simple as I would like them to be. I've already tried installing Xen on the latest version of Ubuntu with little to no success. It looks like there is a kernel error that prevents networking from working somehow - I can get everything up and running, but once in 'xend' I no longer have any network/internet access.
Next I'm trying OpenSolaris. It's not working so far, for some reason the make command keeps returning something about a bad macro or something like that. I'll be working on this tonight to try to get it working.
If that doesn't work, I'll try to add a more simple operating system as dom0. Sometghing small and light that should theoretically just work.
About Me
- Ryan Kopf
- I am an entrepreneur, business-owner, website developer, event organizer, and photographer. Some past accomplishments include working for Sun Microsystems, being the first Technology Director for University of Iowa Student Government, running for mayor, getting my AA, and opening a youth center. I do computer programming in Ruby on Rails, and I am studying Computer Science at the University of Iowa. I like to develop web applications, and manage several websites across the internet.
