> > Yes, Model 43 is an older X2 processor. The SVM-enabled processors 
> > will report this in flags (svm), and you should have a 
> "model" of 67 
> > or something like that to indicate the generation of processor that
> > supports SVM. There may be earlier model numbers that also 
> work - I'm
> > just going by what my current processor says.
>
> Yuk, this is where the Wiki 
> http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/HVM_Compatible_Processors can get 
> ugly... Is the earliest Model number released with SVM support 
> documented anywhere?
I would say any Rev F processor available to the public (i.e. not early
engineering samples or such) that have a Model of 64(0x40)+, should be
fine. I'm 99% sure that the model number of 67 is the public release,
but it may be higher. I'd be very surprised if it's lower, since that
would not be a "good thing" when it comes to software detecting
features(or bugs) by checking model number vs. some fixed constant. 
--
Mats
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