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[Xen-devel] Unmodified Windows etc on XEN 3.0 with Intel/VT or AMD/Pacif
Hi all,
since I need an answer for my problem pretty fast and I think that in
this group I can find more experienced people I post my questions again.
XEN 3.0 supports starting unmodified xenU-domains with the upcomming
Intel and AMD-processors and I have some questions according to this.
- How can I install an OS like Windows in such an environement?
With Linux (or even OS/2) it works quite easy, install it in a mounted
image-directory or unzip it there, edit the config-files start it and
login with telnet or ssh, Linux also works with the xen-console.
But Windows needs a graphical connection like VNC what is not standard
on Windows and it is hard to configure Windows from the commandline.
If I have an W2k-image that I can start with XEN and "xm list" tells me
that it is running, how can I access it?
- How works the network-configuration in Windows or OS/2?
Linux gives me my ethN that I can configure even without physical
interface and its working, but for Windows or OS/2 I probably need an
"dummy"-network-interface-card which I can install and configure.
- If I use a Processor with x86-64-support, should I install the
x86-64-version of Linux or just the i386 if most xenU-domains just will
be x86? The advantage with x86-64 is that it uses memory above 4GB
better but is there a disadvantage with x86-only-guests?
Thanks a lot for your answers or where do I find more informations about
XEN-support for Intel/VT or AMD/Pacifica.
--
Chau y hasta luego,
Thorolf
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