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[Xen-users] 3.0 question - changing #VCPUs per domain

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I see some new 3.0 xm subcommands for managing cpu to VCPU bindings for domUs? Do any of these allow VCPUs to be added/removed from a running domU? I see vcpu-enable and vcpu-disable, but I'm not clear if these enable/disable statically defined VCPUs (as set in the cfg file) or if these allow dynamically adding/removing VCPUs to a running domain.

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