Hi,
The recent 2.6.26 release didn't say anything about mmu-notifiers. My
impression was that it will be going to be included
in that release. Where can I download and try it out, what host/guest
kernel should I use and are there any current issues/bugs ?
Thanks
arn
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with a fairly bit hammer; more refined approaches are
possible.
Could you outline the other approaches ?
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kernel ?
thanks for you help
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use. Should I just go with the latest stable 2.6.25.10 kernel with
kvm-70 module ?
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exactly to do.
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, any advice will be
appreciated.
thanks
Arn
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Hi KVM devs,
I'm trying to write a guest kernel module (or modify kernel code) to
do the following :
Say I have a kvm guest with 512 MB RAM running on a host with 2 GB
RAM. Now I run a process on the host that will cause increasing memory
pressure which will in turn cause the host to swap out
while the host handles the request.
Would appreciate further info on this.
Anyway what's your motivation for this module?
Its something I'm working on on part of a larger project related to
resource allocation and guarantees to guest VMs.
Thanks
Arn
me know if I'm missing something crucial