Cache coherency, clustering, and Kernel virtualization

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Hi!

Joerg Sonnenberger wrote:
Yes and no. Xen itself needs a host kernel for the hardware support.
Current implementations are Linux and NetBSD for Xen3, FreeBSD support
is in progress (IIRC).
It is also port of Plan9... Opensolaris guys have their kernel running 
in domain0.
I would love to have dragonfly port too. I use xen in my two servers for 
private purposes and I am going to buy new amd64x2 or core duo to have 
hardware support of virtualization .. just to have other systems running 
(also dfbsd).

cheers

Piotr J.