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xen-devel
[Xen-devel] Problems with dom0 and low memory
I am running a Xen box where I need a lot of memory for a given domain
(which runs memory-hungry java apps). I had reduced the memory of
domain0 to 42000KB. It *seems* that after running OK for a while, a low
memory condition on domain0 messed during a short time the VBD of the
other domains, and they got a burst if I/O errors. After this event, the
other domains were still running, and their VBD were still working, but
the burst of I/O errors aborted the ext3 journal on the filesystems
(causing them to go read-only).
Here are the kernel logs of both domains if you want to check that it's
indeed a low memory condition problem and not something else (which
would then be a "real" bug).
I increased the memory allocated to domain0, but it would be interesting
to know if there is a way to avoid those problems (I thought about
increasing /proc/sys/vm/min_free_kbytes ; would it be useful here?)
The dom0 and domU kernels, as well as xen itself, the associated
symbols, and the same log files are located here, if someone needs them:
http://skaya.enix.org/webs/xen/dom0-lowmem/
dom0-kern.log.gz
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domU-kern.log.gz
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