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by bpye
1581 days ago
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The dom0 kernel is responsible for talking to devices such as a disk or a NIC, yes, be that Linux, NT, *BSD, etc. The hypervisor is typically responsible for enforcing isolation of compute, memory, etc. The line does blur - for example Hyper-V may be configured with something called the “root scheduler” with which NT is responsible for scheduling virtual CPUs [0] - though the hypervisor is still enforcing the isolation. [0] - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/virtualizati... |
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