Hi, Lately I have been having some problem with the performance my virtual setup.
I have five virtual machines, four windows and a Linux one that's used mainly as a Samba server. From time to time the samba server slows badly and looking at the system monitor it shows that one core at the host machine is at 100% while the other three aren't doing anything much. So it looks to me that just about all virtual machines are being run on the same core which creates a bottleneck for the system as a whole. Does that make sense? And, in case it does, is there a way to prevent it or is the i5 cpu doing it on its own? If I configure the virtual machine as having two processors, will it get to use two physical cores? Thanks, Andres _______________________________________________ virt mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/virt
