Hi David
there is a new option in the /etc/xc/defaults file (your existing file
is not overwritten when you installed the new version of the tools)
the option is
cpu = vmid # set based on vmid (mod number of CPUs)
add this to your exiting defaults file and you should be fine. the
comment above this entry also implies that you can set this to -1 and
xen chooses the CPU.
Rolf
On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 15:53, David Becker wrote:> I pulled unstable yesterday and noticed xc_dom_create.py does not have
> a default value for cpu, so python complains
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "/usr/bin/xc_dom_create.py", line 408, in ?
> (current_id, current_port) = make_domain()
> File "/usr/bin/xc_dom_create.py", line 234, in make_domain
> id = xc.domain_create( mem_kb=mem_size*1024, name=domain_name, cpu=cpu
)
> NameError: global name ''cpu'' is not defined
>
> Using the -C flag to set cpu gets a usage message, because the C flag is
not in
> the getopt list.
>
> When I add C to getopt and use -C on the cmd line, all is well.
>
>
> Is the default of round-robin cpu assignment going away?
>
>
>
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