Re: [Xen-devel] Xen and Vanderpool

> Are you running on a Vanderpool SDV or the real hardware itself? How
> about Windows XP and W3K Server? Is there any work being done to get
> them running on Xen with VT-x?

We have some hardware which Intel generously donated to us. 

There's no support for WinXP etc since we currently only deal 
with 32-bit code (i.e. no 16 bit stuff or virtual BIOS etc). 
Some of this is trivial but boring, some is a bit more gory. 

As Jun has also mentioned on the list, you can get further details 
on the current status in docs/misc/VMX_changes.txt (in xen-unstable) 


cheers,

S.




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