I feel problems araising in the "may only be executed on one processor
in any server" versus "XE will monitor and enforce those restrictions
by itself."
Just curious: how will XE prevent itself from floating over
(multi-core) processors?

It would be great, if you would not have to worry about that aspect,
but I have my doubts.

Anyone who can clarify this: is an XE install on a multi-core, or
multi-processor environment legal (as XE will use just one processor),
or do you (the user) have to make provisions so that XE will only use
one core/processor?

(Processor binding on Windows?!?)