John Fairbairn said this with great authority:
> What were the errors?
I don't recall but they're reproducable. Would you like to see them?
> I know on CentOS(RHEL) it will warn you that it will
> not run as a "supported" configuration without 256M ram, this doesnt mean
> it won't run on less though. In general I run my dom0 on about 128-256M.
> 128M is not really all that much these days. If you are thinking of
> running 32meg domU's you may want to go with a minimal linux distro. but I
> think the 128M ram on your dom0 is a worthwhile investment for stabilty if
> nothing else.
I'm starting a business on a shoestring budget so even extra RAM is
expensive. Domain0 is on a minimal distro -- Debian 3.1r0a base install
with no extra unnecessary packages and all unnecessary services disabled.
At boot it uses 4MB RAM!
And I was only running a copy of Domain0 in a guest domain when I started
getting memory errors.
Because of that, 128MB seems a bit much for one trimmed-down guest domain.
Hence the question: what are Xen's domain0 memory requirements? I don't
see them in the documentation...
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