[wellylug] Xen and Windows

[Donald Gordon]

Modern AMD processors (I think anything that goes in an AM2 socket or 
later) do virtualisation, as do most modern Intel processors (core duo 
onward).

Are you intending to run vanilla Xen on top of a random linux distro (I 
use debian, lenny has recent Xen packaged), or use a product like XenServer?

donald

William Hamilton wrote:
> I am looking at putting some time into Xen as a couple of clients are 
> making noises about virtualisation blah blah.  Having had a quick read 
> I see that Windows is not greatly supported unless the processor has 
> virtualisation built in.  
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> Anyone here doing a mix of Linux/Windows on Xen? (one particular 
> client has a Windows app they cannot get rid of at this stage).  Any 
> recomendations on hardware?  A number of my boxes are SuperMicro 1U 
> and 2U which I have had good experiences with.
>
> tia 
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