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Re: [Xen-devel] Follow-up
> Well, so far NX performs like shit,
:-( I found it was snappy talking to a machine in Italy over a mere cable
modem, so it should work fine. Out of interest, what NX are you running,
NoMachine's server / client of FreeNX / kNX?
> but I suspect something else may be the
> problem. I notice on the dom1 run that top reports no swap file at all.
> If this is true, I would expect bad performance. Does a vm see the swap
> partitions? How are they defined to a vm?
A VM sees it's own swap partitions, if you've configured any. You need to
give them a virtual disk to swap to (same procedure as for creating the root
filesystem device), mkswap on it and add it to their fstab so that they use
it.
Cheers,
Mark
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