Xen users - Apr 2006 - VT virtualization

Hi,

When using an Intel VT enabled CPU, do i need a core for each VM i want to run
(assuming i want to run 3 windows instances, do i need 4 cores, 1 for Dom0 and 3
for the 3 DomU''s)?

Regards,

Matthijs ter Woord

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No, you can run all three (four) on the same core if you like. You
obviously won''t get the same performance, but as long as you
don''t
require 100% CPU performance on all domains at the same time, it''s
going
to work just fine. 
 
--
Mats


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	Hi,
	 
	When using an Intel VT enabled CPU, do i need a core for each VM
i want to run (assuming i want to run 3 windows instances, do i need 4
cores, 1 for Dom0 and 3 for the 3 DomU''s)?
	 
	Regards,
	 
	Matthijs ter Woord



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