Fedora xen - Feb 2008 - How to re-reading the xen guest config file

What I am trying to do is add additional memory or CPU''s to a running
xen
guest that is already at the maximum allocated from build time. Currently, I
edit the config file for the guest and increase the memory or cpu and then
shutdown and start the VM.  What I would like to do is re-read the config
file without having to restart the server.  Does anyone know of a way to do
this, if possible?

Thanks
Terry

Terry Gotzon wrote:
> What I am trying to do is add additional memory or CPU''s to a
running
> xen guest that is already at the maximum allocated from build time. 
> Currently, I edit the config file for the guest and increase the 
> memory or cpu and then shutdown and start the VM.  
If the guest has reached "maxmem" configured via the configuration
file,
you should restart your guest to allocate more memory. What you can do 
is configure "maxmem" to the maximum available memory and adjust the 
current memory when you need it using  "virsh setmem <domain>
<memory in
KB>"

 <memory>1048576</memory>
  <currentMemory>512000</currentMemory>

Here memory is the maxmemory and currentMemory is what the guest has 
been allocated currently.

--Sadique
> What I would like to do is re-read the config file without having to 
> restart the server.  Does anyone know of a way to do this, if possible?
>
> Thanks
> Terry
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