How to set up Xen 3.0 from binaries in Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
This particular way of installing and configuring Xen is just the path of least resistance for me. There are many other possible ways of configuring the system.
1 Install a clean base server system.
Setup Ubuntu like you normally would. I have created 3 partitions on hda, but you can do it any way you like. Just keep your differences in mind when you edit the config files.
hda1 is swap
hda2 is 2 GB and mounted as /
hda3 is the rest of the disk and mounted as /xen-images
2 Update the system and install Xen
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