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Re: [Xen-users] Xen 3.0 - dom0 with 32bit userland vs domU with 64bit userland?



> Is there likely to be a problem with running a AMD64 64bit dom0 kernel
> with standard 32bit userland. Then running 64bit domU kernels with a
> mix 32, 64 or 32/64 bit userlands?

The only caveat (that I know of) is that the dom0 Xen tools need to be 64 bit 
(because they talk to 64bit Xen, which has a different ABI).  This in turn 
means you'll need a 64-bit python install, etc etc.  A 64 bit dom0 userland 
might be easier from your PoV.

32 bit compatibility for normal userspace apps should work fine though, so 
running 32bit apps will usually be fine in either dom0 or domU.

Cheers,
Mark

> I'm thinking that the above should just work, but if there are some
> gotcha's I should be aware off it would save me some time in system
> development on this new v20z Xen system I'm building.
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Nicholas Lee
> http://stateless.geek.nz
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