Doesn’t work. It will work fine up to the step where you actually try to active one of the VMware virtual machines. And then your kernel will panic.
Works fine without Xen kernel (but without Xen, of course). Pity.
Was tested on Centos5.1 64bit.
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So it was not me misconfiguring something, it just doesn’t work. Well, guess I have to install a non-xen kernel and run [b]either[/b] xen [b]or[/b] vmware on this host, depending on what I am testing at the moment…
A pity though, it would have been so nice to run them simultaneously. 🙂