Re: [Xen-users] HVM success reports required for wiki

[Andreas Fromm <afromm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ben wrote:
> Hello,
>         There seems to be a fair amount of traffic regarding motherboard
> HVM compatibility for non-vendor systems.   I for one would like a
> consistent source of information.        
> So, I've put up a wiki page for HVM compatible motherboards. Please be
> gentle this is my first wiki page.
>
> http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/HVM_Compatible_Motherboards
>
> Please consider posting a success report to this thread and I will
> compile the information and update the wiki.  Alternatively feel free to
> update the wiki (both style and info) directly.  Please include as much
> information (BIOS version MB revision) as you can, and quirks required
> to get HVM working.  DOM0 base system and DOMU guest systems would also
> be nice.
>
> Thanks
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Bravo, bravo, bravo.
Thats something a was missing!!!

As many people reported hvm-incompatibility for the Asus M2NPV-VM and 
M2NPV-MX boards. I guess they can be listed as broken. Of course they 
can be removed from there as soon as someone reports a success, and 
maybe a brief report on what he/she did to get it to work.
A little remark on the P5LD2-VM you listed as AMD-hvm-compatible. That 
board is a socket 775 board for Intel processors. It also would be nice 
to include a short remark on the used processor and the bios version.
Regards

Andreas

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