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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] Re: NUMA and SMP
* tgh <tianguanhua@xxxxxxxxxx> [2007-03-27 20:51]:
> hi
> xen does not support numa-aware guest linux, is it right?
You can have NUMA enabled in your guest, but Xen does not export
something like a virtual SRAT table that your NUMA-aware guest could use
to determine if its memory and cpu were in two different nodes.
> and there are memory-hotplug.c and migration.c in the linux2.6.20, does
> it means that linux could support the hotplug memory or not ?
I don't know the current state of memory hotplug in Linux.
> if it could ,does linux have to be numa-aware to support memory hotplug
I don't believe supporting memory hotplug is related to NUMA.
> or a smp linux could support memory hotplug?
SMP linux isn't related to memory hotplug either.
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