Boris Derzhavets wrote: >> Boris Derzhavets wrote: >> >>> I am a bit confused. HVM Solaris Guest at Linux >>> >> Dom0 >> >>> will anyway suffer performance degradation. >>> Why you need Linux Dom0 on top of Xen ? >>> The most recent VMWare Server ( for example) will >>> make Solaris 10 fully virtualized machine with the >>> >> same performance. >> Not sure what you asking. If it's why does >> Xen need a dom0... >> > Mark, > Thank you for explanation. I am not asking why Xen needs Dom0. > I am suggesting to create Solaris 08/07 fully virtualized machine > with technology different from Xen Hypervisor , for example VMware. > It’s pretty easy to create VMware VM for Solaris 11/06 on CentOS 5.0 > (Xen disabled). At the same time when I try to to use Xen 3.1 VM Manager > on the CentOS 5.1 to create Solaris 11/06 HVM guest > installation hangs .It will also hang for Solaris 08/07 HVM guest. > Solaris 08/07 HVM guest is easy to install only on SNV76 (78) Dom0. > Functionality from theoretical standpoint is the same. > I believe implementations differ. > >> Xen+dom0 == ESX Server. >> >> ESX server has the equivalent of the functionality in >> dom0, but you don't see it. >> >> >> MRJ >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> xen-discuss mailing list >> [email protected] >> > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > xen-discuss mailing list > [email protected] Oh, I see, I just posted about this. I have AMD-V, as I have a 1218 series Opteron (Ultra-20 M2) and with 76 I have no issues with Solaris 10 08/07 HVM guest.
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