Hi,
Hardware: AMD Athlon64 X2-4600+ with Asus M2N-Mainboard.
After 2 days of trial and error I got the following results:
I had more or less the same (first) results some month ago with Intel
Bensly-systems!
Debian "Sarge" x64: Doesn't like the new nVidia SATA-Controller (will
check today with PATA-interface)
Instead of Debian I used the Ubuntu 5.10 that accepted the SATA-HDD with
the pre-compiled Xen 3.0.1-packages from Xen-source, now you can try the
6.06 with Xen 3.0.2 what should work too.
Debian "SID"/unstable x64: Installs with many problems. Virtual
Is there any reason to use the x64-version of Linux?
The systems I had where equipped with two Xeons (dual-core, AM64T, HT,
VT) and 4GB of RAM so after several problems with the x64-verisons I
decided to use the i386-version for testing which was much more stable.
So all in all no luck. But there is a question: Does AMD64's SVM
(Pacifica) work also when being in 32-Bit-mode? When thats the case I
Intel-VT does, I don't see any reason why AMD-SVM should not.
BTW: Finaly (that means with the latest Versions) I had very good
results with SuSE Linux 10.1 and SLES 10 Beta and the integrated Xen
3.0.2 - at least on Intel-VT-systems.
Hopefully the prices for the small systems with AM2 Athlon X2-processors
will fall so I'll get such a system for testing-purpose!
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Chau y hasta luego,
Thorolf
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