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09-28-2009 03:25 PM
09-28-2009 03:25 PM
I have a total of 32 Gb Memory available on my host.
I have assigned 8GB to one VM. So now to the other VM what is the max. I can allocate.
could you please detail me with the calaculations...
from the below link
http://docs.hp.com/en/T2767-90180/ch02s01.html#install_reqs
total memory counts upto 26GB that I can allocate to the second VM, but It dosent boot when I allocate 26GB.
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09-28-2009 05:33 PM
09-28-2009 05:33 PM
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32Gb minus 8Gb would be 24Gb, not 26Gb -- so I don't see why you think 26Gb would work in the first place (the Host does need some memory and you'd be 2Gb into swap...)
From the link (and assuming v3 Host/ IVM 4.1 since that's what is in the link) what you really have left is:
32Gb - (32768*0.085 + 1250) - (8192 * 1.083) = 32768 - 4035.28 - 8871.936 = 19860.784 Mb.
Dividing that by 1.083 gives 18338.674 Mb.
So your second VM should be around 17.9Gb at most. 26Gb is much too large.
From the link (and assuming v3 Host/ IVM 4.1 since that's what is in the link) what you really have left is:
32Gb - (32768*0.085 + 1250) - (8192 * 1.083) = 32768 - 4035.28 - 8871.936 = 19860.784 Mb.
Dividing that by 1.083 gives 18338.674 Mb.
So your second VM should be around 17.9Gb at most. 26Gb is much too large.
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09-28-2009 05:45 PM
09-28-2009 05:45 PM
Re: Memory Allocation on a HPVM Guest
thank you
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