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from [Matthijs ter Woord]

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Hi,

I know that, when configuration Xen virtual machines, i need to specify the amount of memory and a filesystem for each machine. Is there also a way to specify how much processing time a virtual machine may consume?

Greets,

Matthijs ter Woord

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