x86/64 support is not in the tree yet. The beginnings of it are there,
but nowhere near enough to start using it. It'll be a month or two at
least I should think.
-- Keir
> Hi,
>
> I'm using xen (and UML) for a while now and it is absolutely great,
> mostly because it is a good concept and developed in a professional
> manner. I'm very interested 'how stable' the x86_64 port currently is.
> We have a 64 bits machine waiting to go into production, but ofcourse it
> would be very cool to have 64 bit support straight away. Is this
> currently a 'NO GO' for production usage, or could it be that 'if it
> works, it will remain working' ?
>
> I hope I've got time to test it for a while and provide some valuable
> feedback, but the machine is remote and is needed for production.
>
> --
> Kind regards,
>
> Erik de Bruijn
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