Alexey Eremenko wrote:
> KVM fully uses all 4 CPUs.
>
> 1. You need to make sure KVM is activated (not Qemu).
> 2. You need to have the guest workload to be multi-threaded.
>
>
Hi Alexey,
Thanks, I worked it out - I had an issue on the kernel and on my custom
resource scheduling, now it is wor
KVM fully uses all 4 CPUs.
1. You need to make sure KVM is activated (not Qemu).
2. You need to have the guest workload to be multi-threaded.
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Hi all,
As far as I see I can configure 4 cpu´s in a guest (using the -smp option)
but this seems to be only virtual, means the process on the host only uses
one physical cpu.
Background: I want to run just one guest, using the full cpu power of a host
(quadcore). Now I only get 25 % cpu
