[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-devel] Fwd: Re: Xen 4.3 / 4.4 - concurrent APIs, VGA Passthru
On 08/02/2014 11:49 AM, Georg Bege wrote: Hello again Well so far I can now tell, I tested it on WinXP x64 quite a lot - most things are working. Including AAA games like Witcher 2, I didnt try a very memory consuming game yet. But I dont really think that I have the same bug you are refering to - in WinXP x64 the /PATCHTPR boot flag did help greatly, it really boosted the performance to near native. What does this flag do? Googling for it found no results. I dont think I encountered any memory usage, used like applications consuming the first 4GB of the DomU. I am inclined to agree, you aren't hitting the same problem. Im trying to figure what to do for Windows 7, its working good too - even with VGA Passthrough, but its almost always consuming 33%-80% CPU usage for no reason... Can you check from within the domU which process is eating CPU? Or are you saying that with Windows 7 inside your domU task manager is showing 0% CPU usage but xentop is showing 33-80% CPU usage? I also stumpled upon the issue that if you reboot a VGA Passthru DomU then that the GFX adapter looses performance (which was explained somewhere in the docs already). That is _very_ wrong. That only happens on ATI GPUs, I have never seen that happen with an Nvidia GPU. Atm. all this is done with Xen 4.4 - Im not sure why I would go back to Xen 4.3, Xen is improving greatly over each version I think, that older versions have more (unfixed) issues is quite logical. IMO that doesn't follow for any software. More feature doesn't mean fewer bugs, usually the opposite. I just wonder what I can do for Win7 performance wise so that I can test things like Borderlands 2 you referred to... or any other high memory usage application. Borderlands 2 runs under XP64 just fine. I'm not sure what else to suggest, I rebuilt one of my two XP64 VMs to Win7 x64 the other day relatively painlessly. Same config, just different disk image. No problems so far. Gordan _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-devel
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