I for one would really appreciate the effort Mark.
Another thing that I would really like to see is support for big memory (and
I'm not implying that Mark should do this too! :o) ). Eventually of course
we'll be using 64 bit machines, but we will still have a number of dual Xeon
machines in our cluster and being limited by the amount of RAM we can use is
a potential concern (we'll be running MySQL databases on quite a proportion
of the VMs). At the moment I have 4GB in each node, but I'd like to be able
to raise that to 12GB. I know this is probably non-trivial, but I think it
would be widely used, especially by folks with large numbers of 32 bit
machines converted to use Xen. Am I correct in my understanding that the
primary reason for not supporting big memory was due to problems with earlier
Xen implementations? Is it still a very difficult problem? I'm still finding
my way around Xen's architecture, so please forgive me if this is not a
sensible question.
Regards,
Paul
On Friday 24 September 2004 02:46 am, Mark A. Williamson wrote:
> > Ian, you mentioned in the "Re: Practical questions, ssh a domain, HD
> > (Xen-Unstable)" thread that you guys were planning to have xend track
> > free loop devices and do the allocation. I would love to have to do
> > nothing more than specify [ 'loop:vm1disk,sda1,w' ].
>
> It seems this is a popular request. Is anybody working on this at the
> moment?
>
> If not, I'll do it.
>
> Cheers,
> Mark
>
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