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Date:	Mon, 27 Jun 2005 16:28:14 +1000
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Sitting here with 2 Domains running on my desktop box thinking of all
the applications.. 
Now for the question. Having just installed and read the docs I
understand that domains are allocated a chunk of memory and for the
administrator to "balloon" or re allocate memory on the fly . This works
very well but it did occur to me that it might be useful to do some
memory QOS. Is this possible?  
Dom 0 has a fixed 128MB
Dom 1 gets given a minimum of 128MB but can use all available [physical]
RAM if not in use by Dom 2 - Dom 9
If Dom 2 - Dom 9 need all their memory then Dom 1 is pulled back to
128Mb
regards
Robert Slater




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