Is it possible to install Xen on a computer (processor supports virtualization) alongside Ubuntu and Windows?
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The computer currently triple boots Ubuntu and a couple of Windows versions. Now I want to add Xen into the mix.
Would it work if I simply made a new partition for Xen, or does it need to take over the entire system?
Alternatively, is there a way to bring my existing OS's inside of Xen (and run them together), so to say?
In case I can't boot into the already installed OS's (together) under Xen, I'll settle for a multi-boot system (2 Windows + Ubuntu + Xen/XenServer) without destroying anything. Then I can do what I want after booting into Xen/XenServer. I'm ambivalent between Xen (with Ubuntu as dom0) and XenServer (with CentOS), as long as they do what I want (multi-boot).
Asked by ahron
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Jul 15, 2015, 09:57 AM
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