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...able to start in > > that time? > > > > I recall some similar discussion took place in the past. But I just > cannot find it now. I think the problem was that kernel is zeroing the > pages on huge page allocation. Anyway, this timeout used to be 3 seconds > and inly in fe89b687a0 it has been changed to 30 seconds. > > We can increase the limit, but that would solve just this case until > somebody tries to assign even more RAM to their domain. What if we would > instead make this configurable? Have yet another variable living inside > qemu.conf that by defaul...

On 15 February 2017 at 00:57, Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@redhat.com> wrote: > What is the actual error you're getting during startup. # virsh -d0 start instance-0000037c start: domain(optdata): instance-0000037c start: found option <domain>: instance-0000037c start: <domain> trying as domain NAME error: Failed to start domain instance-0000037c error: monitor socket did

...rger than ~160GB memory will not be able to start in > that time? > I recall some similar discussion took place in the past. But I just cannot find it now. I think the problem was that kernel is zeroing the pages on huge page allocation. Anyway, this timeout used to be 3 seconds and inly in fe89b687a0 it has been changed to 30 seconds. We can increase the limit, but that would solve just this case until somebody tries to assign even more RAM to their domain. What if we would instead make this configurable? Have yet another variable living inside qemu.conf that by default has value of 30 and spe...

...> that time? >> > >> >> I recall some similar discussion took place in the past. But I just >> cannot find it now. I think the problem was that kernel is zeroing the >> pages on huge page allocation. Anyway, this timeout used to be 3 seconds >> and inly in fe89b687a0 it has been changed to 30 seconds. >> >> We can increase the limit, but that would solve just this case until >> somebody tries to assign even more RAM to their domain. What if we would >> instead make this configurable? Have yet another variable living inside >> qemu....