i'm reading the section on CPU virtualization extensions here:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Virtualization_Quick_Start
and it occurs to me to ask whether anyone would want to get
*seriously* into virtualization without having machines with those
extensions.
is it safe to say that, by now, most modern systems come with VT or
AMD-V support? and by "serious" virtualization, i don't mean someone
downloading and goofing around with it, i mean people who want to set
up virtual corporate servers or mission-critical stuff.
thoughts?
rday
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