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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Xen on any linux
Chris Schmidt wrote:
I have a system running an older version of United Linux by SCO and
using Tarantella 3.34 and Samba on it. I was wondering if I could
install Xen on it, and still keep all my United Linux apps working, and
the Tarantella Server and Samba etc. Or would I need to install a
supported linux distro, the reinstall my United Linux on it?
So long as it has the stuff that's needed (python, python devel package,
python-twisted, iproute2, bridge utils, curl devel package, zlib devel
package, etc.), and you can install and boot from a Xen-ified domain 0
kernel, yes. I never used UL, so I don't know if it has all the things
that are required.
Looks like a really neat program, but I am not grasping how it works.
It's not a "program" per se, in that it doesn't run on top of Linux; Xen
itself is a "hypervisor", or a supervisor for supervisors, that lets you
partition a machine into several virtual machines and run
specially-modified Linux kernels (or NetBSD, or FreeBSD, or Plan9) in
each. The programs that run in domain 0 just control the Xen
hyperkernel, telling it what to do.
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Derrik Pates
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