Re: [Xen-users] What is the relation between Xen and the number

Hi,

with default settings both physical cores are used. The allocation
changes during runtime. So you can't say that domU1 is always on core1
and domU2 always on core2.
With `xm vcpu-list` you can check the current allocation of domU to cpu
core.

Regards,

Jan Marquardt



Xu nanxuan wrote:
> I have a physical box with two cores, then: If I concurrently have two Win 
> XPs as DomU, how many physical cores are used? Is each one core responsible 
> for each DomU? or only one core is used to manage two DomUs?
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