> > You didnt specify the OS the guest has to run.
> > Patching the nvidia-proprietary driver and running 3D-apps in dom0 should
> > work,
> > i have driverversion 100.14.11 running here.
> > For using 3D-apps from domUs i see only one option for now:
> > http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~andreslc/xen-gl/ can transport opengl from the
> > domU
> > to be rendered/displayed on the graphic-card used by dom0.
> >
> >
> > Christian
>
> The guest have to run Linux and maybe Windows XP in the future. Thanks for
> the information, seems it is now feasible to use Xen.
Various people have managed to get 3D acceleration working in dom0 (which is 
the closest Xen has to the "host" operating system, and it owns the display 
by default).
I suspect that if you want to use this machine as a desktop / laptop that 
you'll find one of the non-hypervisor solutions (one of the free VMware 
flavours) or qemu / kqemu / kvm less hassle to get up and running (although 
the theoretically highest performance probably still comes from running 
paravirtualised Linux on Xen).
Cheers,
Mark
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