Dan Smith wrote:
This patch set makes ProcRASD get the hypervisor's count of VCPUs
when a
domain is running. This helps us show the state of the system instead of the
stored configuration when the guest is running. Because of some Xen quirks,
the two can get out of sync and so it's best to make sure we're returning the
correct number when a guest is online.
+1 for this set. I've tried increasing and decreasing # vcpus on both
halted and running domains under xen. It is invalid to set vcpus > max
vcpus on running domain in xen. Attempting this results in an exception
in xend that is lost somewhere along the way, perhaps libvirt. Anyhow,
it is unrelated to this set.
Thanks,
Jim