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1.Type I does not require host OS but Type II requires host OS.
2.Type I allows Hypervisor layer to interact directly with computer's physical hardware but Type II creates virtual hardware environment for each VM.
3.Type I has better performance without hosting OS but Type II requires hosting OS which resulted in slower performance.

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Type 1 does not require a host operating system to be installed  but Type 2 require a host operating system to be installed.

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Type I - do not require OS to be installed
Type II - requires an OS to be installed

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Type 1 - Does Not Require  Host Operating System  To Be Installed
Type 2 - Requires Host Operating System To Be Installed

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Type 1 does not require OS and host
Type 2 require OS to be install

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Type 1 runs directly on the system hardware, normally referred to as Native or Embedded hypervisor.

Type 2 hypervisor runs on the host Operating System.

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Virtualization type I does not need an OS to be installed While Virtualization type II requires and OS to be installed.

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Type I Virtualization does not require
host operating system whereas Type II
Virualization does.

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the difference between virtualisation type I and

virtualisation type II is that

virtualisation type I does not require an Operating system while

virtualisation type II requires an Operating system

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Type one virtualization does not require a host operating system while type 2 virtualization requires a host operating system

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type 1 does not require an OS
type 2 requires an OS to be installed

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type 1 does not require host operating syatem while type 2 requires host operating system

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Type I does not require host while Type II does.

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Type 1

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Type I does not requires a host operating system whereas Type II does

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Type I Virtualization does not require the OS to be installed
Type II Virtualization requires OS to be installed

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Type I: Does not require an OS
Type II: Requires an OS

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Type I does not require an OS but Type II requires an OS to be installed

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Type I -  DO not Require a host Operating System
Type II - Requires a Host Operating System

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type l does not require a host while type ll does

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Type 1 doesn't need a host operating system but Type 2 requires a host operating system.

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Type1 :
does not need a host

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Type I does not require a host operating system while Type II requires a host operating system

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Type I Virtualization does not require any host operating system whereas Type II requires a host operating system

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Type I does not require an OS while Type II requires an OS.

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type I doesnt need host operating system while type II does

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Type 1 no host os require
Type 2 no need

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Type II virtualization needs a host operating system while Type I virtualization doesnt.

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Type 1 does not need an operating system but type 2 needs it