Guillaume CHARDIN wrote:
You might need a line like this in the file:
builder="hvm"
Regards, Msquared...
Yes, but if i set this option, xen then says that my processor is not VT enabled.
Is it possible to run VM without VT ?! I think it's yes but how ?
Unless you have hardware virtualisation, you cannot run Windows under Xen.
Your choices for virtualisation are
1. hardware
2. Virtual PC under Windows
3. Vmware.
There may be more I don't know about.
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John
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