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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).<br>
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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?<br>
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donald<br>
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William Hamilton wrote:
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cite="mid:f0ebc8b80908160233l3807303au77c57bbad6abd0bf@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">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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<div>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.
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<div>tia </div>
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