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Years ago when i first started using xen i specified a dom0_mem=xxx in grub. I no longer do this, what i do now is set the dom0_min-mem setting in xend-config.sxp to 1024. I also have a few scripts that run at boot and one of them does a `xm mem-set 0 1024`. after that a xm list 0 shows dom0 allocated 1024 Ram. The problem comes on teh system when i run free or free -m, free shows dom0

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