First my apologies. I thought I was replying privately to Bill, whom I knew
from SHARE and VM Workshops. Maybe he doesn't remember me, but... I didn't
think my question was really appropriate for a linux-390 list serve, but must
have fallen off of whatever the VM listserv is. I sometimes for
On 21Oct30:1346-0400, Rick Troth wrote:
> Haven't used Qubes.
Qubes requires Xen.
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You'd better rearrange your beliefs, then.
Bec
Rick,
I believe PowerVM would also be considered a Type 1 hypervisor as would
VMware.
Ji
On Sat, Oct 30, 2021 at 1:47 PM Rick Troth wrote:
>
> I'm aware of two true "type 1" hypervisors: z/VM and Xen. Originally,
> Xen was actually PARAvirt, but when the newer instructions became
> available o
On Saturday, 10/30/2021 at 09:34 GMT, "CAREY SCHUG"
wrote:
> I am NOT NOT NOT asking you to take you time to explain to me, just
point to
> existing documents (including any you may have written that you can
share).
> warning: I have been out of mainframes for 20 years and had no formal
traini
The big difference between "System Z" (and all things akin to that
architecture, regardless to re-branding, I can't keep up!) and the other
platforms is that Z has _channelized I/O_. I've always suspected, but
never heard or seen proven or disproved, that channelized I/O makes
virtualization potent
Hi Bill from the distant past
I am NOT NOT NOT asking you to take you time to explain to me, just point to
existing documents (including any you may have written that you can share).
warning: I have been out of mainframes for 20 years and had no formal training
on x86 computers.
My ONLY qu
