> This does not directly answer your question, but have run 
> WinXP, Win2k and Win2004Server Virtualized using microsoft's 
> VIrtual Server and Virtual PC, in production settings, using 
> SQL Server Express and SQL Server along with a very I/O 
> intensive application and it works wonderfully. There is no 
> doubt a small performance penalty in regards to disk i/o but 
> it is hard to measure. The nice thing about virtualization 
> (obviously) is system recovery from down h/w. But the 
> licenses also get expensive...

As a heads-up as far as MS licensing, it's now cheaper to run virtualized MS
OS instances:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/howtobuy/licensing/calculator.msp
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