>> > Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
>> > Debian i386 ?
>> I wouldn't expect it to work if the bottom kernel is i386.
>> But if the bottom kernel is amd64 (which can be used just fine nowadays
>> with a 32bit userland), it can be made to work.
> Except for Virtualbox, la
On Mi, 16 oct 13, 22:14:19, Stefan Monnier wrote:
> > Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
> > Debian i386 ?
>
> I wouldn't expect it to work if the bottom kernel is i386.
> But if the bottom kernel is amd64 (which can be used just fine nowadays
> with a 32bit userland), it
> Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
> Debian i386 ?
I wouldn't expect it to work if the bottom kernel is i386.
But if the bottom kernel is amd64 (which can be used just fine nowadays
with a 32bit userland), it can be made to work.
Stefan
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On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 6:42 PM, Andre Majorel wrote:
> Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
> Debian i386 ? The hardware would be a recent AMD CPU, so
> Pacifica/AMD-V is available.
>
> The virtualisation systems I'm most interested in are KVM and
> Xen but if this sort of
On Sun, 2013-10-13 at 18:42 +0200, Andre Majorel wrote:
> Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
> Debian i386 ? The hardware would be a recent AMD CPU, so
> Pacifica/AMD-V is available.
>
> The virtualisation systems I'm most interested in are KVM and
> Xen but if this sort o
Can you run an amd64 virtual machine if the host is running
Debian i386 ? The hardware would be a recent AMD CPU, so
Pacifica/AMD-V is available.
The virtualisation systems I'm most interested in are KVM and
Xen but if this sort of configuration is not possible under
every platform virtual machine
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