I am not an authority and I only have a cursory understanding of XEN.
It seems to me that once you have zVM there is no need for XEN.
My understanding is that XEN runs a common kernel for both Linux images.
It does it by modifying the kernel so it can switch back and forth.
I can see someone using it in an environment such as Intel while trying to
build a system system in the same box.
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Has anyone played with this? I'm wondering about possible uses for it in
the z/VM environment as we use if for Linux. The technology is part of SuSE
10 and aparrently will become part of the next Enteprise level product.
Just wondering what you all thought of it, whether it seems half baked or a
useful tool for Z based stuff?
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