Ian Jackson wrote:
As I think has been mentioned here a few times before, Xen is able to
support guests with more RAM than the host's (strictly, dom0's)
address space. For example, 64-bit guests with >4G RAM on 32-bit
hosts. For this and for other reasons, guest physical RAM is not
mapped into
As I think has been mentioned here a few times before, Xen is able to
support guests with more RAM than the host's (strictly, dom0's)
address space. For example, 64-bit guests with >4G RAM on 32-bit
hosts. For this and for other reasons, guest physical RAM is not
mapped into any host process.
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