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The vhost user protocol has a limit of ~8 memory slots it can handle; that's an issue when you add lots of DIMMs, e.g. in Kata when you have lots of containers in a pod: (Related to kata-containers/runtime#2795 )
QEMU recently got support for VHOST_USER_PROTOCOL_F_CONFIGURE_MEM_SLOTS which does away with the limit on the slots.
We need to get the same feature.
Easiest way to trigger it is to start a vhost_user_fs and then connect a qemu with:
The vhost user protocol has a limit of ~8 memory slots it can handle; that's an issue when you add lots of DIMMs, e.g. in Kata when you have lots of containers in a pod: (Related to kata-containers/runtime#2795 )
QEMU recently got support for VHOST_USER_PROTOCOL_F_CONFIGURE_MEM_SLOTS which does away with the limit on the slots.
We need to get the same feature.
Easiest way to trigger it is to start a vhost_user_fs and then connect a qemu with:
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