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Linux Virtualization FAQ
Have a question you don't know the answer to? Add it to the bottom of the page...
Generic virtualization questions
How do I ... ?
How can I use Xen with a mobile or wireless network, for example on a laptop?
Unanswered questions
Add your questions here.
- What Intel processors support VT?
Select a Processor Family at 'http://processorfinder.intel.com/' e.g. 'Intel® Core™2 Quad Processor'. On the next page select 'Intel Virtualization Technology' in the 'Supported Features' box and click 'Filter On Selections'. I was a bit surprised to see that the Intel that I was about to buy did not support VT.
- What AMD processors support AMD-V?