solarflow99 wrote:
With the recent announcement on the redhat site, it sounds like xen is
being dropped after all thats been invested in it? I haven't used KVM
myself, any thoughts on it?
I've played a little with KVM under RHEL5 (you have to download the
source, compile
and install, but that works just fine - and then you need to load the
kvm and kvm-intel
or kvm-amd modules at each boot). There is a lack of documentation for
various
specific things (like the fact that the default ethernet driver doesn't
seem to play well
with a Windows Vista guest while the e1000 driver works just fine). I
can't compare
with Xen, however, having not used it. But, it does appear to be fairly
easy to use with
a guest which runs simply as a client.
Andy
--
Andy Feldt
Senior System Support Programmer
Affiliate Assistant Professor
Homer L. Dodge Department of Physics and Astronomy
The University of Oklahoma
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