[Xen-devel] To separate I/O domain from dom0 in XCP

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Dear all:

I tried XCP/XenServer and XenClient Express

I notice that: XenClient Express' source containsÂa special iovm-rootfs.xxxx package.

Thus, I believe there is a special I/O domain inÂXenClient Express

Also as I know, LDom (Logical Domains) has similar design.

So may I ask: WhyÂXCP/XenServerÂdont, whenÂXenClient ExpressÂdoes?

Is it a good chance to separate I/O domain from dom0 for any fine-tune ?

Thank you in advance.

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