2011/6/14 मनीष शर्मा <manishs...@gmail.com>: > I am using arm on x86, running Linux 2.6.33 as guest and fedora 14 as host. > And using Realview board inside Qemu Machine.
Do you mean "realview-eb", "realview-eb-mpcore", "realview-pb-a9", or "realview-pbx-a9" ? They are different models. > Even though I passed 1024 MB as qemu memory in command line, > I can only see ~756MB given to guest. Also I tried passing more than > 1024 MB say 2048 MB But I am unable to see increase in RAM in Guest OS. > I checked the /proc/meminfo for guest OS memory details. For both "realview-eb" and "realview-eb-mpcore" the maximum memory allowed is 256MB, because the hardware we are modelled has an address space layout which does not permit more. If you're using those models, then to use more RAM you must use a different model. "realview-pb-a9" and "realview-pbx-a9" should both in theory support 1024MB of RAM as a maximum. Typically to make this work you need to both pass QEMU the "-m 1024" option (to model the extra RAM) and also pass the guest kernel an option like "mem=1024M". (However the pb-a9 hardware has 512MB of RAM as a maximum and we are providing extra modelled RAM in a "reserved" section of the address space, so it's possible the guest kernel wouldn't try to use it.) -- PMM
