[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-users] Unable to create guest with more than 2gb of memory
On Thu, 2015-10-08 at 09:56 -0400, Marc Tousignant wrote: > > [...] > # cat /etc/xen/W2k12SQLTest.cfg Looks fine to me. FWIW you can normally omit these ones unless you know you have specific cause to deviate from the defaults: > shadow_memory = 8 > acpi = 1 > apic = 1 acpi+apic both default on and unless you have good reason to do so I wouldn't recommend messing with shadow_memory. (I mention this because a lot of people cargo cult these sorts of options from older versions of Xen etc). > OK, now this is weird... All I did was run an xl create with -vvv and now > it is working. The error from the original email was from the same guest > without -vvv, that was the only change. I know this should not have any > effect on this. Indeed not. I'm inclined to say that if rebooting the host (whenever you get a chance) doesn't make the issue reappear then we put it down to gremlins. If it does cause it to reappear then we can investigate what -vvv is doing that shouldn't be gated on that. To that end, if you reboot then collecting "xenstore-ls -fp" right after boot would be handy, for comparison with after "xl create" and after "xl -vvv create", since that's the most likely place I can think of where something "sticky" might happen. > I stopped several of my other running VM's, modified their configs to the > higher ram I originally used them with and they are working now too. I > didnât even need to do the -vvv on them. > All of the guests are widows based, several are Win7, one 2008 and one > 2012. FWIW such guests do not support booting with maxmem>memory, unless you have PV drivers with PoD (populate-on-demand) installed. It doesn't look like you have that though. Windows domains cannot grow past their initial maxmem (whether maxmem=memory or maxmem>memory). maxmem defaults to memory. Ian. _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-users
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