[Xen-users] CPU management

[Christoph Kaminski <mangel@xxxxxx>]

Hi!


I have a system with i7 cpu. Quad core + hyperthreading == 4 cores and 8 
cpu's. I want to attach to a one domU exclusive 1 core == 2 cpus. With this:
vcpus = 2
cpus = [ '3', '7' ]

I attach the 4th core and ht on this core to this domU. But if I do xm 
vcpu-list, I see this:
Name                                ID  VCPU   CPU State   Time(s) CPU 
Affinity
Domain-0                             0     0     4   r--   24725.7 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     1     1   -b-     414.5 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     2     1   -b-     410.6 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     3     2   -b-    1745.6 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     4     1   -b-     382.8 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     5     1   -b-     347.1 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     6     7   -b-     977.1 any cpu
Domain-0                             0     7     0   -b-    1843.5 any cpu
linux1                               2     0     5   -b-    1761.8 any cpu
linux2                               4     0     6   -b-    5045.3 any cpu
minixp-crypted                      16     0     0   -b-    1330.7 any cpu
minixp-test-crypted                 17     0     6   -b-    1677.7 any cpu
linux-important                      3     0     3   -b-    5897.5 3
linux-important                      3     1     7   -b-    3903.6 7

so the domU linux-important gets these cpu's but all other get any cpu!
I can attach all other cpu's to other domU's with

vcpus = 1
cpus = '0-2,4-6'

but how can I block these cpu's to dom0?

It is generally a good idea? Or it is better to attach to this domU 2 
vcpus and leave the cpu management in xen?
Greetz

PS: sorry for my english

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