Yes, i know KSM is enabled by default, i just didn't know i can configure it
through /etc/default/qemu-kvm .
After running the script for around 10 days i didn't notice any huge
improvement ( the vm's were already running ).
I also didn't notice any increase in CPU usage with
After changing that variable, you have to:
sudo service qemu-kvm restart
Also, move it up by orders of 10. Go from 20 to 200 to 2000.
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I've stumbled upon those on the Proxmox VE forums, and as far as i can see
they're in Fedora12 by default too.
http://gitorious.org/ksm-control-scripts
http://download.proxmox.com/sources/
Has anyone tested those on 10.04 KVM Host ?
Any reason why they aren't included in Lucid ?
I'll
Quoting Nikolai K. Bochev (n.boc...@grandstarco.com):
I've stumbled upon those on the Proxmox VE forums, and as far as i can see
they're in Fedora12 by default too.
http://gitorious.org/ksm-control-scripts
http://download.proxmox.com/sources/
Has anyone tested those on 10.04 KVM Host
Serge E. Hallyn serge.hal...@canonical.com wrote:
Quoting Nikolai K. Bochev (n.boc...@grandstarco.com):
I've stumbled upon those on the Proxmox VE forums, and as far as i can see
they're in Fedora12 by default too.
http://gitorious.org/ksm-control-scripts
http://download.proxmox.com/sources
