Okay, so apparently I'm blind. Yeah, code looks fine.
The original thing that had me thinking this was buggy is that I'm
seeing libvirtd crash if I run 'virsh emulatorpin'. Will try and
isolate further and open a different bug report if appropriate.
** Changed in: libvirt (Ubuntu)
One could argue that the NUMA functionality wasn't intentionally turned
off (it was inherited from debian) and thus re-enabling it would be
fixing a bug.
Just as some background...the kilo release of OpenStack (currently under
way) introduced support for NUMA guests (per-NUMA node hugepage
I don't want to give you more work than necessary.
If we can get it for utopic that'd be great...at least then we'd have
one formally released version of Ubuntu that supported it.
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Is it possible to conditionally enable it based on architecture? Or
does Ubuntu try to keep the packages configured the same across all
architectures?
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Public bug reported:
When running
qemu-system-x86_64 -object memory-backend-file,prealloc=yes,mem-
path=/dev/hugepages/libvirt/qemu,size=4096M,id=ram-node0,host-
nodes=0,policy=bind
I got the following error: NUMA node binding are not supported by
this QEMU
Looking at the qemu code, it
