Dietmar Maurer wrote:
> Hi Anthony,
>
> The problem is that memory always grows, even after rebooting the VM.
>
When you start a VM, none of the memory for that VM has been reserved by
Linux regardless of what you specify in the '-m' parameter. Instead, as
the guest starts to access memory,
Hi Anthony,
The problem is that memory always grows, even after rebooting the VM.
> The VSZ/RSS is correct. What you're seeing is probably a mix
> of two things. In the absence of MMU notifiers, not all
Sorry for asking stupid questions: Why are they absent? Isn't there a
way
to track memor
Dietmar Maurer wrote:
> Is there a monitor command to query the guest memory usage?
>
> Using Host VSZ/RSS gives wrong values - looks like allocated pages get
> never free?
>
The VSZ/RSS is correct. What you're seeing is probably a mix of two
things. In the absence of MMU notifiers, not all
Is there a monitor command to query the guest memory usage?
Using Host VSZ/RSS gives wrong values - looks like allocated pages get
never free?
- Dietmar
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