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| should in theory work. An amd64 xen/dom0 is known to support both |
should in theory work. An amd64 xen/dom0 is known to support both |
| i386 and amd64 domUs. |
i386 and amd64 domUs. |
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| Except for an odd case with Xen 3.1, i386 dom0 and domU kernels must |
i386 dom0 and domU kernels must be PAE (except for Xen 3.1); these are |
| be PAE; these are built by default. (Note that emacs (at least) fails |
built by default. (Note that emacs (at least) fails if run on i386 |
| if run on i386 with PAE when built without, and vice versa, presumably |
with PAE when built without, and vice versa, presumably due to bugs in |
| due to bugs in the undump code.) |
the undump code.) |
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| Because of the above, the standard approach is to use amd64 for the |
Because of the above, the standard approach is to use amd64 for the |
| dom0. |
dom0. |
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