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In earlier chapters we have looked at using disk images and physical disks as filesystems for a Xen based domainU. Another option is to use the disk images used by QEMU. In this chapter we will cover the steps necessary to create a QEMU disk image, install an operating system into it and then use ''pygrub'' to boot the system as a Xen guest system (domainU).
If the system fails to boot refer to the section below for solutions to common Xen problems.
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