Community:
I have started working on a draft of the document and wanted to share it with everyone for immediate feedback. Is this what you were thinking of? If not, let me know. It took all afternoon to put this together and I want to see if the community wants this document or approach I have taken before I spend the rest of the week adding more Q&A.
Xen Users Commonly Asked Question Guide
Looking forward to feedback.
Previous Blog Post on this topic – https://xenproject.org/index.php/2009/05/01/xen-users-mailing-list-most-common-questions-document/.
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