For those interested in nested virtualization, it is possible to run qemu on top of VMware. Let's say that you are running a Ubuntu VM, you can probably install qemu with this simple command:
sudo apt-get install qemu
Once you have qemu installed, you can boot another operating system (on that is Xen-friendly) on top of that. With the second operating system installed, you can go ahead and install Xen. From that just follow the Xen tutorial. Here are some of the tools that I have used to help me along the way:
dd - used to make an img file
mkfs - used to format img file
mount - used to mount the img file ( use '-o loop')
Hope this help. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Good luck.
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