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5 One method for booting an x86 Xen PV guest is to use a PV bootloader,
10 In many cases the user wishes to manage this PV bootloader from within
11 the guest, and therefore wishes to chainload something from the guest
14 The purpose of this document is to define the paths within the guest
16 bootloader to load and the protocol/format expected from the
17 to-be-chainloaded bootloader.
23 it to be loaded by the Xen toolstack domain builder (TBD: Reference).
34 * `i386` (nb only `i386`, not `i686` etc), corresponding to the Xen
36 * `x86_64`, corresponding to the Xen `x86_64` arch;
38 It is allowable for `/boot` to be a separate filesystem from `/` and
42 and therefore it is not necessary to search for /pvboot-<ARCH>.elf.
44 It is not in general possible under Xen for a bootloader to boot a
45 kernel of a different width from itself, and this extends to
46 chainloading from a stage one. Therefore it is permissible to have
48 present in a guest to be used by the appropriate stage 1 (e.g. for