<div dir="ltr">I could not really understand this ToDo Item clearly. Does this mean that libvert can be installed on Windows and then support Windows Hypervisor ? Please pardon my lack of understanding, but from what I understand libvert is supposed to be installed on the hypervisor itself (either in DOM0 or in the kernel that is managing the hardware underneath, etc.) and then communicated to from the virtual machine manager utility running on another machine and trying to control VM behavior by communicating to the hypervisor. And libvert does not support Windows hypervisor yet. So does this ToDo mean that there is an expected support for Windows Hypervisor? What about VMware hypervisor, then ? Can I install (after some development) libvert on vmkernel (VMware's hardware managing OS) and then control it from a virtual machine manager? I am just trying to understand the ToDo item and possibilities of using libvert. -- Adhyas ******************************************************************** Two types have compatible type if their types are the same. — ANSI C Standard, <a href="http://3.1.2.6" target="_blank">3.1.2.6</a>. ******************************************************************** </div>