moin moin,
a software install of xen requires special xen kernels.
Do those same kernels work when running on a hardware install of xen?
Do they run on hardware without being on a Dom0?
In talking to one of my co-workers about the RHCE study classes we thought
of using xen for them in addition
der.hans wrote:
> moin moin,
>
> a software install of xen requires special xen kernels.
>
> Do those same kernels work when running on a hardware install of xen?
>
> Do they run on hardware without being on a Dom0?
>
> In talking to one of my co-workers about the RHCE study classes we thought
I'm not sure about xen. I am using VmWare for the study group only because I
have been using it forever. How I think fro something like what you are
talking about something like virtual box may work. I find that seeing my
VM's in a separate window instead of seamlessly with my main system gives me
On Fri, 2007-12-07 at 00:25 -0700, der.hans wrote:
> moin moin,
>
> a software install of xen requires special xen kernels.
>
> Do those same kernels work when running on a hardware install of xen?
>
> Do they run on hardware without being on a Dom0?
>
> In talking to one of my co-workers about
There's always user-mode-linux, also.
While it's not PURE virtualization, it only abstracts hardware, and
everything else is the same as a real linux box.
I used to use it quite a bit at my last job.
On Dec 7, 2007 11:50 AM, Technomage-hawke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have had experience with
I have had experience with Xen.
you can create drive images (as files) and not worry too much about it.
only problem I see with Xen: upgrading the running kernel for its system is a
night mare. vmware is far easier in that respect.
On Friday 07 December 2007 07:17, Shawn Badger wrote:
> I'm not
"der.hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> moin moin,
>
> a software install of xen requires special xen kernels.
>
> Do those same kernels work when running on a hardware install of xen?
>
> Do they run on hardware without being on a Dom0?
>
> In talking to one of my co-workers about the R
Am 07. Dec, 2007 schwätzte Dan Lund so:
There's always user-mode-linux, also.
While it's not PURE virtualization, it only abstracts hardware, and
everything else is the same as a real linux box.
I used to use it quite a bit at my last job.
You wanna present about it sometime? Austin's given us
Am 07. Dec, 2007 schwätzte [EMAIL PROTECTED] so:
Out of curiousity what classes are you teaching at MCC?
I'm teaching GNU/Linux system administration. Phillip Waclawski has a few
classes and there is also an intro to GNU/Linux.
http://www.LuftHans.com/node/5573
I'm just finishing with the b
der.hans wrote:
> Am 07. Dec, 2007 schwätzte [EMAIL PROTECTED] so:
>
>> Out of curiousity what classes are you teaching at MCC?
>
> I'm teaching GNU/Linux system administration. Phillip Waclawski has a few
> classes and there is also an intro to GNU/Linux.
>
> http://www.LuftHans.com/node/5573
>
>
Am 08. Dec, 2007 schwätzte Joshua Nalli so:
der.hans wrote:
Am 07. Dec, 2007 schwätzte [EMAIL PROTECTED] so:
Out of curiousity what classes are you teaching at MCC?
I'm teaching GNU/Linux system administration. Phillip Waclawski has a few
classes and there is also an intro to GNU/Linux.
h
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