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[Xen-users] Advantages of HVM vs. paravirtualization in a	Linux-only env 
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Newbie here… My hardware supports HVM (full
virtualization), but I only need to run Linux on it.  I initially tried to
create a HVM domU, but couldn’t get pciback to work with a telephony card
I need for use with Asterisk.  However everything seems to be working fine
under a paravirtualized guest as long as I use permissive mode on the card.
(Knock on wood—I’ve had some weird instability issues prior enabling
permissive mode).     Is there any real advantage to using HVM if I don’t
need to virtualize Windows?  And if there is, how do I go about passing through
PCI cards to the HVM guest?  I’m trying to figure out if it’s worth
me continuing to hack on this problem.   Thanks! | 
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