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On Wed, 3 May 2006, Francesco Riosa wrote: |
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> only one os (dom0) access the hardware, it run at ring 0, on 32 bit |
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> machines there are 5 rings[#1], the other kernels (domU) run at ring 1, |
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> the userspace software always run at ring 5. |
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I installed a xen hypervisor and xenified kernel and had no problem |
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booting into a Xen environment. The machine crashed when I tried to run X |
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though so I guess there's some more setup needed to run X in a Xen |
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environment. |
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Does anyone know or can point me to some resources that show how to do |
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this? Im using DRI with X too so Im thinking that might not be possible |
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with a Xen kernel? |
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(This is on a Pentium D box with Intel 945 chipset). |
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