sorry about the dyndbg. It all lokked like it would be tied to that but right now I am not sure it is. I need to check the code again. If anything else fails we can do a special kernel. I have the same issue as Boris in that I am not able to cause the same problem on HVM guests locally. I am using an Ubuntu base install (Xen-4.2.2 + dom kernel 3.8). xend-config is set to allow ballooning.
Now the question is how memory for a guest is configured on the host. I can see the issue on a c3.large instance but we have no way of knowing anything outside the guest.
One note, too. There is one other memory related message in the guests dmesg:
[ 0.000000] NUMA: Warning: invalid memblk node 0 [mem 0x100000000-0x0fffffff]
I vaguely remember NUMA related problems at some point. But I cannot remember whether this was something that needed fixes in the hypervisor, the dom0 kernel or the guest kernel. Or combinations of that.
Hi Andrew,
sorry about the dyndbg. It all lokked like it would be tied to that but right now I am not sure it is. I need to check the code again. If anything else fails we can do a special kernel. I have the same issue as Boris in that I am not able to cause the same problem on HVM guests locally. I am using an Ubuntu base install (Xen-4.2.2 + dom kernel 3.8). xend-config is set to allow ballooning.
Now the question is how memory for a guest is configured on the host. I can see the issue on a c3.large instance but we have no way of knowing anything outside the guest.
One note, too. There is one other memory related message in the guests dmesg: 0x0fffffff]
[ 0.000000] NUMA: Warning: invalid memblk node 0 [mem 0x100000000-
I vaguely remember NUMA related problems at some point. But I cannot remember whether this was something that needed fixes in the hypervisor, the dom0 kernel or the guest kernel. Or combinations of that.