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[Xen-users] Fedora and Xen slowdown
 
I just installed Xen on a Fedora Core 4 machine according to the
quickstart instructions on the Fedora website (which, notably include
nothing about moving TLS). 
 
However, on booting the new xen kernel, I get a slowdown of
400-500%.  This basically renders the system unusable.  I've
tried moving TLS out of the way, but I still get the big scary message
on bootup of the new kernel telling me that I'm using TLS emulation,
and that it will be slow.  Should I be seeing this message? (seems
like I should be, from what I've seen on google). 
 
What could be causing this slowdown?  Should I expect this from a xen kernel?  note that I'm running no domUs. 
 
I did check that SELInux was disabled. 
 
Thoughts? 
 
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