If like me, you have one or 2 windows system (we use it for our accounting with our account manager), and it happens that it breaks, you can always mount the primary partition like this:
mount -o loop,offset=32256 -t vfat /dev/lvm1/xen04 /mnt/loop
Another way is to do:
lomount -t ext3 -diskimage /xen/my-image.img -partition 2 /media/
This will mount with the offset to the first primary partition using the loopback, and then you can add the following params to boot.ini:
- /Safeboot Minimal: boot with safe mode
- /Safeboot Network: boot with safe mode, but with network
- /Safeboot Minimal(AlternateShell): boot with safe mode with command line
I had to do that after trying the Novell Virtualized evaluation drivers: my windows VPS was running in a loop when booting, and never showed up. Guess what's my evaluation of these drivers...
