Hi Nicolas,
Thanks for your advice.
--- Nicolas Cadou <ncadou@cobi.net> wrote:
> > Please explain in more detail. On installing the software of
> virtual
> > machine they don't request alloting XYZ MB RAM.
>
> Since it is a virtual *machine*, you must define its characteristics,
> like how
> much RAM, how many CPUs, etc...
I did it on creating guests
> With KVM you can overcommit, as with others I believe, ie for you 8GB
> machine
> you can have 4 VMs with 4GB each; physical RAM will get used
> according to
> each VM's usage.
Sorry I don't follow. If 4 VMs (not KVM/QEMU) with 4G each then I need
16G RAM at least.
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> I would have preferred to run the vservers directly on the host, but
> there is
> no official Linux-VServer enabled kernel in Ubuntu Hardy, and I don't
> need
> the maintenance overhead of having to recompile a kernel every now
> and then,
> so KVM it is for now.
Is there an item in Ubuntu Hardy kernel for enabling Linux-VServer to
rebuilt the kernel?
B.R.
Stephen
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