OK, I have read the man page, and it clearly says that ntfs does not cater to booting issues, but I am not really dealing with hardware here, but rather with LVMs of exact same configuration, and I think it is supposed to work.
Here's what I did:
0) I already have a working windows logical volume, which contains a windows partition
1) I Created a new Logical Volume
2) Ran parted on it.
3) Created a new partition on the new LV
4) Made it bootable, ntfs etc.
5) Lsetupd the Old LVM on /dev/loop6 at offset 32256
6) Losetuped the new LV to /dev/loop7 at the offset 32256
7) ntfsclone -O /dev/loop7 /dev/loop6
8) Then tried to boot the new windows LV using Xen.
I got this error: Disk Read Error Occured. Press Ctrl-Alt-Del to reboot.
The thing is, the images, and logical volumes are all 100% identical. Can someone help me here?
Thanks.
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