I am back with more tutorials on Xen Cloud Platform (XCP); this time with instructions on creating and starting a new Windows 7 guest from a CD.
NOTE – I am running the Windows 7 guest as HVM and have not tried to load the Windows PV Drivers that come with XCP; will do that for a future tutorial.
TOOLS – I am using the same XCP machine from previous tutorials as well as OpenXenCenter for the installation and interaction with the Windows 7 guest.
STEP 1 – Connect to XCP in a terminal window and load the Windows 7 CD into my XCP machine.
stephen> ssh -l root IP_Address
STEP 2 – I once again followed the steps listed at  http://www.xen.org/files/XenCloud/guest.pdf on page 24 ; section titled “To install a supported Linux VM from vendor media using the CLI”
See https://xenproject.org/index.php/2010/03/04/xcp-tutorial-building-a-hvm-guest-using-command-lines/ for the instructions on creating the VM guest. In the Windows 7 example I changed the name of the guest and selected “Windows 7” for my template.
STEP 3 – Run OpenXenCenter to complete the Windows 7 installation on the console screen.
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