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From:	Adolf Hohl <adolfhohl@xxxxxx>
Date:	Wed, 06 Dec 2006 23:53:21 +0100
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Dear xen-users,

i want get experience with xen using hardware virtualization(vt, pacifica) support. I'd like to run windows and linux.What is a recommended and hopefully cheap hardware setup for that (board, cpu 64 or 32 bit?, ram). In case there aregood experiences with amd i would like to go for it.

Links to pages of interest are also welcome.

Thanks in advance

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