Re: [coLinux-devel] VM everywhere

[Jacques L. <la...@en...>]

> how about this idea?
Another idea, what about an openmosix or an openssi cluster based on
several co-linux machines ?
Our student laboratories use dual boot machine (linux/Win2k). It would be
cool
if we can build a "ghost machine" with several openssi-colinux aggreged with
no care
on which OS (linux/Win2k) the real computers are running ?

Will it be possible in future ?

Jacques Landru


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Digital Infra, Inc." <ok...@di...>
To: <col...@li...>
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 4:05 PM
Subject: [coLinux-devel] VM everywhere


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> Hi.
>
> Yeah! finally, coLinux runs on Linux.
> and if it comes supending function ( is planned to be in the near future),
> They can share a same suspending image. good. good. good...
>
> Then we can run same VM on many places, without shutting down.
> It migrates lively. very cool, dont you?
>
>    - On the road, you run your VM on your Windows laptop.
>    - when you are home, you migrate your VM to your Linux box lively.
>    - when you go, you supend whole VM image to one USB stick.
>      you can attach it to KIOSK, net cafe,,,,.
>      everywhere you go, you can resume your VM.
>      if this comes, definition of "computer" for avarage people would be
changed.
>      they think USB stick is a computer, and PC is just a drive for it.
>    - if coLinux combine with XEN, you can run your VM on virtual hosting
service.
>      if your mobile phone has a functionality like VNC, you can use your
VM
>      from everywhere, without carrying a laptop PC.
>
> how about this idea?
> and one question:
>
>    is it possible to combile coLinux with XEN?
>    or is it possible to run coLinux more than ring0?
>
> note: XEN is Cambridge University's research and similar to coLinux.
>       it runs multiple VMs on ring1. each VM is isolated completely.
> http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/
>
>                --- Okajima.
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