* Avi Kivity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The guest needs to cooperate, but it can do so using the native memory
> hotlpug mechanisms (whatever they are). [...]
as far a Linux guest goes, there's no such thing at the moment, at least
in the mainline kernel. Most of the difficulties with RAM-unplug is on
the guest OS side - i agree with you that doing it on the host side is
easy. (because the host side does not really 'use' any of the guest's
"RAM".)
Ingo
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