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07-24-2012 02:59 PM
07-24-2012 02:59 PM
LINUX as guest (Integrity VM 6.1)
Hello,
Is it possible to install LINUX as guest os inside Integrity VM 6.1? I know it's not officially supported since 4.2.5, but just asking if anyone have tied it?
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06-26-2013 03:02 PM
06-26-2013 03:02 PM
Re: LINUX as guest (Integrity VM 6.1)
I actually did try this recently. I thought, hey I would like to test the difference between Linux-ia64 and HP-UX ia64 under Integrity VM. It panic'd on booting the installation, did not get very far. This was with Debian/ia64, which actually has full support of installing directly on the hardware.
I then found out that for 6.1, not only did HP drop official support for Windows & Linux, they also dropped OpenVMS. I am not sure that many people care, though the OpenVMS one surprised me because that is one of HP's OS's. I just wanted to run some I/O tests myself.
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06-27-2013 07:17 AM
06-27-2013 07:17 AM
Re: LINUX as guest (Integrity VM 6.1)
OpenVMS is supported in Integrity VM version 4.3 which is still supported. Integrity VM 6.X seems to be focused on providing VPAR and VM merged functionality and only support HP-UX VMs. If you need OpenVMS VMs use 4.3 which is still well supported.
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07-18-2013 01:49 AM
07-18-2013 01:49 AM
Re: LINUX as guest (Integrity VM 6.1)
Be aware that Debian on IA64 has not been able to boot on IVM since 5.0.10 (ancient!), not even on IVM 4.3 which does support Linux officially. The debian 6 installer would boot but has no drivers for cdrom nor disk, so can't install; the debian 7 installer plain dumps core (which is what I presume you saw). This is strictly a Debian issue, and not related to IVM (not) supporting Linux. Maybe worth checking with a RHEL5 or SuSE installer iso?