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Re: [Xen-devel] hypervisor memory usage
Sounds possible. However it would be great if there was switch to
disable that feature in case hardware is not capable of VT-d, as I'd
rather use those 300mb than have software support for something that I
can't actually use.
Thanks for hints, you were very helpful.
I'll dig more into rhel/centos xen sources to look for any reference to
vt-d.
Pasi Kärkkäinen wrote:
I understand that this could be due to rhel patches, and maybe
doesn't relate to official xen builds, but I'd like to know if this
issue was known or not before jumping into xen 3.4 - as it won't be
direct rpm/yum upgrade path.
RHEL 5.4 (-164 kernel) added more support for VT-d etc, so maybe that's why
more DMA memory is reserved. dunno.
-- Pasi
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