VM Support for Intel VT-x

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cstdr
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VM Support for Intel VT-x

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Are there any virtual machines that support the emulation of Intel VT-x (vmx) instruction set? Xen seems to be the only one at this point, but it refuses to work with my wireless device (ipw3945).

Any help would be appreciated.
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Perhaps you should attempt to locate this stuff on your own next time.. It's not hard..

Anyway.. 8)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_virtua ... re_support
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_virtua ... ilizing_VT

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Post by niteice »

kvm does, but it's basically (at this stage) qemu using virtualization extensions.
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niteice wrote:kvm does, but it's basically (at this stage) qemu using virtualization extensions.
Of course, everything that is listed on the Wikipedia page can utilize the VT-x extensions.

But other than Xen, can any support nested hardware virtual machines? As in the hypervisor itself supports the emulation of the Intel vmx instructions called by the guest.
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