[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-devel] [Xen-users] xl vs xm - hernya (bad results)
On Fri, 27 Jan 2012, Likarpenkov Alexander wrote: > Sorry, quoting lines cut, and I repeat the message >  > Compare the two results on the same system. > xl - not sorted alphabetically and by memory shows the nonsense > # xl list > Name                                       > ID  Mem VCPUs     State  Time(s) > Domain-0                                    > 0  512    6       r-- 313260.0 > c2                                          > 1 4096    5       r-- 111502.1 > c3                                          > 4  512    5       r--  6419.4 > s1                                      > 6 1027    2       r-- 19593.0 > d70                                         > 7 1003    1       r-- 77161.6 > d73                                         > 8  515    1       r-- 237146.7 > v01                                        > 10   93    1       r-- 48162.9 > t2                                         > 12  515    5       r-- 38607.5 > a1                                      > 13 2050    4       r-- 160406.0 > g4                                         > 15   99    1       r-- 15616.6 > g3                                         > 18  131    1       r-- 43006.0 > b1                                       > 20  512    5       r--  4133.2 > t1                                         > 21  259    1       r-- 140468.7 > d80                                        > 22  515    5       r-- 50262.9 > g2                                         > 38   83    1       r-- 34071.0 > d82                                        > 40  771    5       r-- 17699.5 > j2                                         > 41 1027    5       r-- 68179.1 > d75                                        > 43   99    1       r-- 13325.7 > d74                                        > 52  771    1       r--  9707.6 > t3                                         > 53  515    5       r--  7913.0 > # xm list > Name                                       > ID  Mem VCPUs     State  Time(s) > Domain-0                                    > 0  512    6    r----- 313274.1 > a1                                      > 13 2048    4    -b---- 160412.8 > b1                                       > 20  512    5    ------  4133.4 > c2                                          > 1 4096    5    -b---- 111508.6 > c3                                          > 4  512    5    -b----  6419.5 > d70                                         > 7 1000    1    -b---- 77163.8 > d73                                         > 8  512    1    -b---- 237155.4 > d74                                        > 52  768    1    -b----  9709.6 > d75                                        > 43   96    1    -b---- 13327.6 > d80                                        > 22  512    5    -b---- 50266.4 > d82                                        > 40  768    5    -b---- 17700.9 > g2                                         > 38   80    1    -b---- 34073.4 > g3                                         > 18  128    1    -b---- 43008.1 > g4                                         > 15   96    1    -b---- 15617.3 > j2                                         > 41 1024    5    -b---- 68192.6 > s1                                      > 6 1024    2    -b---- 19594.0 > t1                                         > 21  256    1    r----- 140478.2 > t2                                         > 12  512    5    -b---- 38609.1 > t3                                         > 53  512    5    -b----  7914.8 > v01                                        > 10   90    1    -b---- 48164.8 xl and xm compute the amount of memory used by VMs differently, in particular xl returns the current amount of memory used by the VM, as reported by the hypervisor. What Xen version are you using? Could you please post the xl and the xm config files of one of the VMs that show up differently? If you are creating the VMs using xm and then executing "xl list", you should know that this is not a supported configuration: either you use xm or xl, you shouldn't mix them. _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel
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