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RE: [Xen-users] Using the -xen kernel rather than -xen0/U
Hey Mats,
> relatively slow speed, I'd expect you're not planning to run
> tens or hundreds of guests... ;-) So is the saving of maybe
> 2-4 megabyte per guest worth the bother of figuring out
> exactly which options in the kernel you actually need and how
> to strip off the bits you don't need?
Thanks, if it is only in that amount then I will run with the combined
kernel (if it aint broke, don't fix it ;) ).
I will be running a max of 10 guests (more like 5-7).
But I have two extra questions that arise as I was playing with my first
guests:
1)
The dom0 is of course installed as AMD64 architechture. I was considering
installing the guests as i386, sincen I then will be able to run them under
my spare (3 year old Dell PE 1600) Xeon server.
Is that a sensible choice?
2)
I choose the processor because it was on stock, reasonably priced, and
because it should support HVM
(http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/HVM_Compatible_Processors), but I do not
see any HVM messages during boot, nor do CPUinfo flags contain the vmx flag.
The processor is an AMD Athlon 64 X2 - 3800+ 2.0GHz BOX - AM2 EE, the
motheboard an Asus M2N-E.
Have I made a blunder? Does the HVM demand a certain motherboard? I'm
attaching cpuinfo and dmesg
Thank's in advance.
Best regards
Nicolai
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