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[Xen-users] old Athlon system on an x86_64

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  • From: Iain Morris <iain.t.morris@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:39:45 -0800
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Sorry if the answer to this question is obvious but,

I have an ailing server running slackware with AMD Athlon processors.  I'd like 
to virtualize it on a server running Xen, which is a Xeon x86_64 system.  Is 
this even possible with the different architectures?  I don't believe the 
kernel (2.4) is highly customized, but I'm not sure what other issues I might 
run into.

Thanks,

-Iain
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