> Again, what's the point? All cpus shipped by Intel and AMD that have
> hardware virtualization extensions also support the 64bit mode. Given
> that I don't see any point for supporting a 32bit host.
Actually there are 32-bit only Intel CPUs with hardware virtualization --
in fact my laptop has one: "Core Duo processor Low Voltage L2400".
http://www.intel.com/products/processor_number/proc_info_table.pdf
shows quite a few models with virtualization but without EM64T.
- R.
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