Actually, my team mate informs me that he was trying to run Xen Server 5.5 
inside a Windows 2008 HyperVisor VM. That's why he was getting a HVM required 
message. We are just trying out Xen for the first time and did not have a 
physical server to spare. The error message we get is "HVM is required for 
this operation".
Is this type of setup not possible where XenServer is inside a VM? I have 
previously tried VMWare ESX server using the same technique and it worked just 
fine. 
I have heard there may be a specially modified (paravirtualized??) version of 
linux that can be run without HVM support. Do you know what those are and 
where I can find them?
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Subject: Re: [Xen-users] VT Requirement
Paste here, the DomU configuration...
I assume that you use HVM, not paravirtualization.
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 05:29:20PM -0700, Faraz Khan wrote:
> During installation of Xen Server I received a warning that my processor 
> does not support VT, therefore Windows guests cannot be started, which is 
> fine by me. However it appears I cannot built any VM regardless of the OS 
> without getting the same error. In fact I cannot even start a blank VM.
>
> Is there no way for me to use some flavor of linux without VT?
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