Alex

@allquixotic Thanks for all your help. I'll continue working on this later.

@allquixotic That's fine. What I really need to work is RHEL6 anyway. We don't use that much FreeBSD

@allquixotic perhaps it isn't build in the FreeBSD kernel on the live disc then

@allquixotic I think its something with PV support

@allquixotic I didn't think FreeBSD supports PV though

@allquixotic I was able to boot RHEL5.9 to the installer. now let me try that link you posted

@allquixotic Maybe. I doubt that Gparted would use PV though... Idk

@allquixotic I don't specify it. I think that is determined by whatever kernel is being boot. If that kernel supports PV, I think it boots that way otherwise it falls back on HVM

@allquixotic Ok maybe I'll try there. I don't think Xen lets you specify the interface for devices like that. I don't see any options

@allquixotic I'll take a look

@allquixotic I am only using xencenter to manage it. As for configuring the disks controller and whatnot, I think Xen just uses a generic interface. I don't know what I can tweak. Ive used older versions of xencenter without having to make any large changes besides configuring brigding

@allquixotic I also just boot the FreeBSD 9.1 iso no problem and got a shell

@allquixotic Well it is a 1U supermicro box with an Intel E5-2609 and only 32GB of memory. It has dual 15K SAS 500GB disks in a RAID 0. It has two 10G links and two 1G links. It has a fresh install of xencenter 6.2. I only created one windows VM so far and added an NFS iso repo from another machine.

@allquixotic Yeah, ubuntu is hanging. I selected the language then install Ubuntu and nothing happens...

@allquixotic I'll try it. I think it is in my iso repo

@all

@allquixotic Directly after the syslinux menu. I tried 3 or 4 different Linux distros and they all do the same thing

@allquixotic Thanks

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I installed xenserver 6.2 and was able to install Windows 7 from an iso without any issue. However, whenever I try to boot any type of Linux iso, the VM locks up. Any ideas?