On 28 Jan 2008, at 22:01, John Moylan wrote:
> Hi Conor,
>> For XEN get any one of the CPU's with virtualization extensions - like
> pacifica. and remember that you'll probably have to run with XEN
> kernels
> so proprietary graphics will be hard.
So I discovered yesterday when I deployed FC8 running xen with two
rhel5.1 vm's.
I have no problem rebooting though, which is why I was thinking of
something which would also work as a workstation.
> Also consider KVM instead of XEN, support should be built into recent
> stock kernels - although I'm not sure if Redhat's nice fencing scripts
> will work with it yet.
>
They don't -- at least not in RHEL, but they are working on it.
Why xen? Well, for my RHCE re-certification, I assume they have it in
the exam.
Also, it could be a part of some of the RHCA exams, which I am working
on.
> J
Cheers John,
Regards
Conor.
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