Linux and Windows virtualized on Xen3 and VT/Pasifica?
To avoid cumbersome dualboot or multiboot between Linux'es & Windows (yes, I know there is yet another way :;), I'm exited waiting on the solution to run Linux and Windows virtualized on Xen 3.x and VT/Pasifica. Intel P4/662/672 with VT was scheduled to be available Q4-2005, and other VT enabled CPUs should come the first half of 2006, and next AMD Pasifica. Xen 3.0 has been released, but I read that there still may be some more work to be done, before Windows can run unmodified. I would apreciate if someone reading this can share more up to date information on this topic, possibly also with regards to new enabled workstations and laptops models? http://www.linuxelectrons.com/article.php/20050823105624812/print Rgds, Terje J. Hanssen
I've seen the un-modified Windows running under Xen with VT enabled. Since we have not choice but run Linux as Dom0, it's not so exciting as expected. :( 在 2006年3月2日 星期四 20:00，Terje J. Hanssen 写道：
To avoid cumbersome dualboot or multiboot between Linux'es & Windows (yes, I know there is yet another way :;), I'm exited waiting on the solution to run Linux and Windows virtualized on Xen 3.x and VT/Pasifica. Intel P4/662/672 with VT was scheduled to be available Q4-2005, and other VT enabled CPUs should come the first half of 2006, and next AMD Pasifica. Xen 3.0 has been released, but I read that there still may be some more work to be done, before Windows can run unmodified.
I would apreciate if someone reading this can share more up to date information on this topic, possibly also with regards to new enabled workstations and laptops models?
http://www.linuxelectrons.com/article.php/20050823105624812/print
Rgds, Terje J. Hanssen
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I've seen the un-modified Windows running under Xen with VT enabled. Since we have not choice but run Linux as Dom0, it's not so exciting as expected. :(
Interesting. Could you tell which hardware (CPU, host), which Windows and which Linux distro? And possibly also; why not so exciting as expected? Terje
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