Chapter 1. Introduction to Xen Virtualization / 1.4. The Virtual Machine Host | ||||
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 | 1.3. Xen Virtualization Architecture | Chapter 2. Setting Up a Virtual Machine Host |  | |
Chapter 1. Introduction to Xen Virtualization / 1.4. The Virtual Machine Host | ||||
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| 1.3. Xen Virtualization Architecture | Chapter 2. Setting Up a Virtual Machine Host | | |
After you install the virtualization components and reboot the computer, the GRUB boot loader menu should display a Xen menu option. Selecting the Xen menu option loads the Xen hypervisor and starts the Domain0 running the SUSE Linux operating system.
Running on domain 0, the SUSE Linux operating system displays the installed text console or desktop environment, such as GNOME or KDE. When opened, each virtual machine is displayed in its own window inside the controlling domain 0.
