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Subject: FreeBSD 8.x, Xen 3.3.x Dom0 support
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Hi:

Does anybody know the extent of Dom0 support for 
FreeBSD 8.x with Xen 3.3.x ?

The discussion threads on -xen and -virtualization are fairly
sketchy on this topic.

Any pointers or observations ?


thanks
Saifi.