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Re: [Xen-users] What are your bottomneck in using Xen solution?
howard chen wrote:
What are the factors that prevent you from installing additional VM on
an existing server?
I have a single Core 2 Quad Xeon e5420, but my motherboard has a socket
for a second Xeon which I'll be getting soon.
But so far all I've tried is running on DomU at a time. I have only
been running HVM DomUs - WinXP SP3 and BeOS 5 Pro.
I had a problem with the GPLPV drivers on WinXP, but will be giving them
another try soon.
BeOS 5 Pro is *absurdly* slow. This is very weird because on native
hardware, it is a particularly fast and efficient operating system. But
in a Xen DomU, it takes over twenty minutes to boot, and clicking a menu
takes a couple minutes for the menu to appear.
I'd like to track down what the performance problems are, but I really
don't know where to start.
My hope is to use Xen to run all the target operating systems for a
cross-platform audio program I'm writing. I'd like to be able to run
them all simultaneously sometimes, but I'm not having much luck so far.
Mike
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