I ''m not qualified to comment on 1) as I haven''t tried, but...
Wrt. 2, I believe that the Fedora team decided to drop non-PAE support
because of the extra work required in maintaining two branches of
kernel patches (xen and xen0/xenU kernels). One argument I read, was
that since most of the latest generation CPUs are PAE capable there
wouldn''t be much harm done....
At least that how I understood it, after sifting through a bunch of
mailinglists, releasefiles and changelogs.
Btw. I found out about this only after I had upgraded my T42p to FC6. :-)
It kind of sucks that a 2 year old top-of-the-line laptop is now
"outdated"...
Cheers,
Kenneth
On 11/21/06, nig@rhoen.de <nig@rhoen.de> wrote:> Hi,
>
> i tried to run fedora 6 and xen on a thinkpad t41,
> as already stated in http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraXenQuickstartFC6
> this will not work on a t41 because it does not have a PAE enabled cpu.
>
> My questions are:
>
> 1. Would i be able to run xen on a non-pae cpu when i compile xen myself or
> is
> pae cpu a requirement for xen3.0.3
>
> 2. If a pae cpu is not requrired by xen 3.0.3, itself, why was the decision
> taken to not support non-pae cpu under fedora 6 with xen.
>
> Thanks
>
> Frank
>
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Kenneth