It seems that the problem is the /lib/udev/set_hwclock script; it calls hwclock, even when HWCLOCKACCESS is set to 'no' in /etc/default/rcS (which is obeyed by the /etc/init.d/hwclockfirst.sh script). I tried turning off all the 'x' bits on /lib/udev/set_hwclock, and then a Xen domU running gutsy boots fine. Perhaps someone should just check $HWCLOCKACCESS in the script, as is done in hwclockfirst.sh?
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