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Re: amd64 MP (was Re: pae MP on cherry-xenmp)



On 10/12/2011 6:49 PM, David Howland wrote:
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I am running on an Intel Xeon platform, Debian squeeze dom0 (Xen 4.0)
with 2 vcpu's and 2GB allocated to NetBSD domU. My domU is running 5.1
userland with cherry-xenmp kernel, compiled like this (code was checked
out October 12th):

Okay, one thing I've noticed, my NetBSD domU never seems to 'idle' from the hypervisor's perspective. Check out the domain list:

root@rackable:/etc/xen# xm vcpu-list
Name              ID  VCPU   CPU State   Time(s) CPU Affinity
Domain-0           0     0     0   -b-     814.0 0
Domain-0           0     1     1   -b-     632.4 1
Domain-0           0     2     2   r--     582.5 2
Domain-0           0     3     3   -b-     609.1 3
centos-57          5     0     7   -b-      10.2 1-3,5-7
centos-57          5     1     6   -b-       6.7 1-3,5-7
netbsd-51          3     0     6   r--   19635.9 1-3,5-7
netbsd-51          3     1     5   r--   19634.3 1-3,5-7
solaris-11         4     0     7   -b-      40.0 1-3,5-7
solaris-11         4     1     2   -b-      36.8 1-3,5-7
windows-2008r2     1     0     4   -b-     321.9 4
windows-2008r2     1     1     5   -b-     105.4 5
windows-2008r2     1     2     6   -b-     107.7 6
windows-2008r2     1     3     7   -b-     135.5 7

The 'time' column for the NetBSD domain counts up every second even though 'top' in netbsd-51 shows both CPU's as 100% idle. Basically, what you are seeing is a timer of how long the domain has been running since I created it.

I don't know what this means, but I report it because it seems to be different from all the other OS in the list.

-d


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