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[PLUG] Virtualization question: Is there a performance benefit to running either a 32bit or 64bit Linux guest under virtualization?
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- From: Amul Shah <amul@amulz.com>
- To: plug@lists.phillylinux.org
- Subject: [PLUG] Virtualization question: Is there a performance benefit to running either a 32bit or 64bit Linux guest under virtualization?
- Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2010 13:12:25 -0400
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Is there a performance benefit to running either a 32bit or 64bit Ubuntu guest under virtualization? I know it probably depends upon the implementation of the hyper visor, but I am curious to learn if it makes a difference in guest OS performance.
My itch to scratch is deciding whether or not to run a 32bit or 64bit Linux guest on VMware's desktop (Fusion) virtualization. The underlying hardware is x86_64 with VT-enabled.
thanks,
Amul
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