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On Thu, 2008-05-15 at 15:58 -0400, Robert Locke wrote:
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Bit of a n00b question....
I am currently running F8-Dom0 with an HVM-based Windows XP DomU. I
tend to run it from virt-manager the occasional times I use it.
Given that F9-Dom0 support is still a work-in-progress, I started
reading about KVM existing in the "regular" kernel.
Since the Dom0 is my main "work" platform, I am considering upgrading to
F9, but, losing Xen.
The question becomes, can I run the existing Windows XP instance under
virt-manager via KVM? BTW, the disk for Windows XP is an LV, and I
would prefer to continue NAT'ing it to the outside, if that matters....
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Yes. Windows will probably ask you to reactivate, since it sees a significant change in the underlying hardware.
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Some of the doc's on fedoraproject.org started identifying parity
between KVM and Qemu (which I thought is what is used for HVM)....
Am I totally insane, or on to a potential solution that lets me move my
Dom0 to F9?
Thanks for any pointers/help,
--Rob
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