Yves,
Paravirtualization means that the guest OS is modified to be virtualized.
To run Windows as a guest OS with Xen, assistance from the processor is needed. An Intel-VT or AMD-V processor is required.
JPP
| Sadique Puthen <xenguy@xxxxxxxxx>
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Pour : yves.limoge@xxxxxx cc : fedora-xen@xxxxxxxxxx Objet : Re: Xen and para-virtualisation |
LIMOGE wrote:
> Saclay ce 24 avril 2007
>
> Dear All
>
> I need (halas) to run a Windows on my fedora powered workstation.
> Can anybody tell me if the Xen para-virtualisation tool can really
> host Windows,
No.
> and what are the adaptations to be done to get a working one on a
> machine which doesn't has the Intel VT technology ?
Request microsoft to opensource windows code so that we can modify it to
work as a paravirtualised guest.
>
> Many thanks for your kind informations.
> Y. Limoge
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