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xen-users
RE: [Xen-users] Xen with NUMA and MCE
Hello
I want to use xen on a dual core dual Opteron (sum of 4
cores) server. When I activate xen in
the kernel Numa and MCE are deactivated. Why that? Isn't Numa needed on every SMP Opteron system?
MCE would be good for monitoring
hardwareproblems so that component would also be nice to have.
Is there a way I can use both on that server?
New xen release? Newer kernel?
Numa
isn't NECESSARY - it improves performance somewhat (particularly in cases where
a process has affinity set to stay on one processor). However, NUMA-support in
the Xen kernel isn't ready for production yet - there was some patches posted to
the list a week or so ago, but I don't know if they went in or not. Since the
Xen hypervisor don't have a way to track which memory belongs to which
processor, having NUMA enabled in the kernel will not help at all, so it's
turned off.
As to
MCE, I can't really say...
--
Mats
Best regards Jens
Oberender
---- Jens Oberender Case Center / Technology
Operations o2 (Germany) GmbH & Co.OHG Südwestpark 38, D-90449
Nürnberg Jens.Oberender@xxxxxx
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