What is HVM?

HVM stands for Hardware Virtual Machine, and is usually used in reference to AMD’s and Intel’s Virtualization technology included in their new processors (Intel VT and AMD Pacifica).

The XenSource website has listed some of the processors which are compatible with this technology: http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/HVM_Compatible_Processors

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How to enable RDP (remote desktop) on Windows 2003 R2

To enable RDP (remote desktop) on a clean install of Windows 2003 Web/Standard/Enterprise R2 server follow these steps:

1. Start menu -> Control panel
2. Open System
3. Click on the Remote tab.
4. Click Enable Remote Desktop on this computer.

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How to create an ISO from a CD in Linux?

In a terminal screen:

dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/root/cd-image.iso

Where /dev/cdrom is the CD-ROM drive, and /root/cd-image.iso is the location where you would like the ISO to be stored

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