fc6 or fc6xen kernels?
Jim Cornette
fc-cornette at insight.rr.com
Sun Mar 25 14:54:04 UTC 2007
Gerhard Magnus wrote:
> I've noticed that my /etc/grub.conf file contains kernel pairs that are
> identical except that one ends in "fc6" and the other in "fc6xen". What
> does the "xen" indicate? What's the difference between the two types
> and is there any way of telling which type works best on a machine?
>
> Thanks for the help! --Jerry
>
The Xen kernel is for virtualization. If you want to run guest OS
versions on your computer, the xen version is the choice to use.
I use the regular kernel version for two reasons. The xen kernel caused
my computer to go into reboot cycles before it did anything. The other
reason is I do not run virtual machines.
Jim
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