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[Xen-users] Question about reserving one CPU for the Xen	hypervisorin in 
| | Hi,
 My 
platform has two dual-core processors with VT-x enabled. Suppose I use
 "xm 
vcpu-pin" command to set up a fixed mapping between each physical
 processor/core to virtual cpu (to avoid possible migration).
 
 I have 
three domains, one is dom0, the second is domUP and the third is
 domUF (HVM 
domain). I give each domain one CPU and reserve one for
 hypervisor. What I 
want to do is to always keep one CPU idle (reserving it
 for VMM), Xen 
hypervisor can thus always use this idle CPU whenever a "vm
 exit" happens 
and the guest HVM domain still has its own CPU to do some
 overlapping 
processing (to improve performance).
 
 Is this 
feasible?
 
 Thanks,
 
 Liang
 
 
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