Hi
On one my physical server (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 with xen) i have
10 virtual machines running. Two days ago, suddenly, my net in which
are connected all my servers (physical and virtual) started to go more
more slowly. I noticed that if I turn off some my virtual machines on
xen server, all going on and i didn''t have slowness problem anymore.
With a xm dmesg on the physical server that hosts all my vms, I read
this:
(XEN) (file=memory.c, line=74) Could not allocate order=0 extent:
id=0 memflags=0 (0 of 64)
I googled a bit but i didn''t find any info about this error. I
haven''t
still checked vms that I turned off (''cause in this moment I
can''t) and
obviously i don''t know if there''s a specific problem on some
vm. But
I''m asking you to know if the error messages printed above is related
to a known xen error.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Ciao
Daniele Piaggesi
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