Comment # 5 on bug 906248 from Charles Arnold

(In reply to Juergen Gross from comment #4)
> Sorry, I don't think the component of this bug should be Xen. It's just a
> matter of the installation medium to contain a kernel and initrd bootable as
> Xen pv-domain. Putting those on the DVD like for the x86_64 one should be
> okay, just remove the xen_server pattern, as this is available for 64 bits
> only.

You are correct. However, they will not remaster the media once it ships
so the 32bit media will just not have a kernel/initrd for Xen in the
boot/i386 directory.

As a work around you may be able to create a network install source and
place the Xen kernel/initrd in the boot/i386 directory (vmlinuz-xen and
initrd-xen).  You would have to generate the initrd.

Vm-install was designed to try and extract the kernel/initrd from the
RPMs found on the media if the kernel and initrd files are not in the
boot directory. This code path hasn't been needed in a long time and has
some problems with changes in os13.x.  I fixed some of these problems
and pushed the changes out to the Virtualization/vm-install repo.  The
32bit os13.2 VM now boots for me but hangs coming up.  I think something
is wrong or missing from the initrd that is generated by vm-install.