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Re: [Xen-users] hypervisor?
Brian Krusic wrote:
First, a warm hello.
Second, I use virtualization in a very amateur way by sticking with
workstation type products; vmware fusion & workstation and microsofts
virtual pc.
These have drawbacks as they require a host to run and a script to
boot up the various guest os's as well as other short comings.
I am ready to take it to a new level, xen server and am really stoked!
I just installed xen on centos 5.2, very easy.
I am hoping to apply this hypervisor approach were I have some thin
layer of a virtual traffic cop of sorts running 2 oses (centos 5.2 for
a drupal server and rhel 5 runnning a zimbra server) on my Intelx64
box which is;
Intel Core
2x2.4GHz
4GB mem
I just enabled Intel Virtualization Technology in the BIOS (it sounded
good and probably relates to what I want to do).
Can some one direct me to some docs (haven't found any) on installing
a hyper visor on my box and its requirements?
I'm pretty stoked to be getting away from vmware and using what seems
to be a linux friendly approach.
- Brian
Here is a tutorial from HowtoForge about installing Xen on CentOS 5.2.
It covers install the Hypervisor and setting up some guests. Hope it helps.
http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-xen-on-centos-5.2-i386
Although it says it is for i386 it should also work for x86_64. Have fun.
Mike
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