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Description of problem:
Typos.

How reproducible:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6-Beta/html/Beta_2_Release_Notes/apes07.html

Find/Replace:
All guests must use virtualized hardware using the x86_64 architecture.
This phrasing is awkward and confusing.

Guest operating systems can be either x86_64 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Beta AP or x86 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Beta AP
I think you're saying it's okay to run 32-bit RHEL on a 64-bit VM, but you cannot run a 32-bit VM. But this is unclear.

All guest operating systems single virtual cluster must be of the same architecture (i.e. either all x86_64 or all x86).
All guest operating systems in a single virtual cluster must be of the same architecture (i.e. either all x86_64 or all x86).

If you are running an x86 guest OS cluster, the following restrictions apply. Either, hosts must use with EPT/NPT hardware, or all x86 guests must have less than 850MB of RAM.
If you are running an x86 guest OS cluster, the following restriction applies: either all virtual guests must emulate EPT/NPT hardware, or all x86 guests must have less than 850MB of RAM.
But that's just a guess as to what you're trying to say...

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issues in the current Red Hat Enterprise Linux release.

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Thus issue is related to a Known Issues note that was only needed for
the pre-release versions of this product. This note will not be present in
the GA version of the Technical Notes.