Am 28.07.10 11:40, schrieb Matthias Pfützner:
[...]
So, in order to minimize that problem, "thin" hypervisors have been
designed,
like Xen. Idea is: Less code, less faults. Compare VMware vs. Xen, and you'll
understand, what I'm talking about... In VMware, there's way more code (as it
is a thick
You (Florian Manschwetus) wrote:
> Am 26.07.2010 05:35, schrieb Edward Martinez:
> > I'm not very fond about xen virtualization because, if the hypervisor
> > has bugs it might bring the entire stack down( host OS along with the
> > guest) where as if virtualization was being done through s
Am 26.07.2010 05:35, schrieb Edward Martinez:
>> We've run XEN here on b134 very successfully, and it
...
>>
>> The "production test" environment is all on XENs now.
>
> I'm not very fond about xen virtualization because, if the hypervisor has
> bugs it might bring the entire stack down( ho
(2010/07/26 11:40), Jorgen Lundman wrote:
We've run XEN here on b134 very successfully, and it came with opensolaris (or
at least, you can just go 'pkg install $module'.
We ran b134 as the dom0, and we tested:
osol_119
osol_134
Sol 10u8
centos_5.3
Windows 7
FreeBSD 7.2
Win2k3_srv
ubuntu 9.10
> We've run XEN here on b134 very successfully, and it
> came with opensolaris (or at least, you can just go
> 'pkg install $module'.
>
> We ran b134 as the dom0, and we tested:
>
> osol_119
> osol_134
> Sol 10u8
> centos_5.3
> Windows 7
> FreeBSD 7.2
> Win2k3_srv
> ubuntu 9.10
>
> as domU.
>
We've run XEN here on b134 very successfully, and it came with opensolaris (or
at least, you can just go 'pkg install $module'.
We ran b134 as the dom0, and we tested:
osol_119
osol_134
Sol 10u8
centos_5.3
Windows 7
FreeBSD 7.2
Win2k3_srv
ubuntu 9.10
as domU.
The "production test" environme
Hi, Edward!
On 07/25/10 11:22 PM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
Suppose you want to use solaris/opensolaris as a VM host, and Windows
Server as a guest. What would be the preferred hypervisor to use?
Sun Virtualbox? It is desired to start the guest when the host boots
up. And vice-versa for s
Suppose you want to use solaris/opensolaris as a VM host, and Windows Server
as a guest. What would be the preferred hypervisor to use? Sun Virtualbox?
It is desired to start the guest when the host boots up. And vice-versa for
shutdown.
I see that sol10/osol are not supported host OSes for
