I''ve currently got a system with a 32-bit PAE hypervisor, dom0 and domUs I''ve now decided that I have a need for 64-bit domUs and from what I understand that this would be possible by having a 64-bit hypervisor. What I''m trying to establish is whether it''s wise to change my hypervisor to 64-bit with the existing dom0 and domUs in place? _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xen.org http://lists.xen.org/xen-users
Hello. El 22/04/12 03:19, Scott Arthur escribió:> What I''m trying to establish is whether it''s wise to change my > hypervisor to 64-bit with the existing dom0 and domUs in place?Normally, it should not give any problem. Treat as a kernel change in a regular Linux installation. Deploy the new Xen image, create the corresponding boot loader option, reboot. Check if everything is running fine (DomU running, control commands responds). In case of trouble, fall back to the old image. -- Alexandre Kouznetsov
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