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I have a server (4 GB RAM, 64-Bit Intel Atom 330 1.6 GHz processor).

The processor doesn't support any kind of virtualization (I looked up the documentation).

Can I still use Xen to make several servers out of it, using virtualization or paravirtualization?

If yes, please also name whether it's virtualization or paravirtualization that's possible.

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answered 2 Years ago diket · Accepted Answer

Yes you can use Xen.

But you can only use paravirtualization, so that you need a modified guest OS.

Modified Windows guest suitable for paravirtualization are not available, so you can only use Linux guests.