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I''m pretty sure that the domU in question is using no RAM, as its not
running. I think that the domain has simply been defined with something
like virsh, virt-manager or virt-install. In my experience, these
domains remain listed here after being shutdown (as their config is
stored in xenstored not in files), where as ones created with config
files through xm don''t. If it continues to bother you, you could try
''virsh undefine'' on it, which should get rid of it (though you
may want
to dumpxml on it first if you want to retain the config).
Of course, all this assumes that your using these tools. If not, what
Xen version and distro are you running?
Mart
Dylan Martin wrote:> Here''s the strangeness:
>
> Name ID Mem VCPUs State Time(s)
> Domain-0 0 2465 4 r----- 24926.0
> celeste 177 512 1 -b---- 36.9
> dev 3 512 4 -b---- 3785.9
> flambe 512 1 0.0
> tintin2 142 512 4 -b---- 3230.2
>
> Flambe has no ID and no state. I don''t remember exactly what I
was
> doing when I made flambe. It was a test domain I was attempting to
> boot while I was trying to fix something else. I deleted the config
> file and basically forgot what I had been doing before I noticed this
> weird behavior.
>
> I can''t kill flambe. xm destroy flambe outputs nothing.
>
> Does anyone know what''s going on here? I''ve just been
ignoring it so
> far. Does anyone know if it''s really consuming 512M of ram? Or
can I
> just continue ignoring it?
>
> Thanks
> -Dylan
>
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