Which I guess makes describing a guest as "fully virtualized" or
"paravirtualized" rather pointless given that there now is just a degree of
how paravirtualized a guest is depending on the drivers you use.
Regards,
Dennis
I disagree completely. KVM or Xen HVM are fully virtualized except for two drivers. This is not
the same thing as paravirtualized. People seem to think the only thing a computer does is access the
disk and network device. With a PV everything is running native and the only overhead is from the Hypervisor.
In a most cases using the VT bits in the CPU makes the virtualization slower in all aspects. This may not be the case
in the future. The developers of VirtualBox have documented this.
Grant McWilliams
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use Windows."
Now they have two problems.
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