> > Also, will there be a performance benefit from running uml 32bit guest on a > > 64bit host (now or planned?) > Difficult question... the host OS will anyway run faster and that will > benefit > a bit UML, but I don't know how much that is. However, for now you have the > big disadvantage that SKAS does not run on x86-64 hosts, so you loose the > possibility to run in SKAS mode. Without skas, there is no point in having a x86-64 host, the TT performance is quite bad compared to a (even slower) x86 host with skas. skas0 looks promising, but at the moment it locks up hard on x86_64.
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