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• Tecra M9 - compatibility of memory resources

  Hello

  I really apreciate if someone having a Tecra M9 (S5515X or S5513X), check the memory resources in the control panel. And inform me which appear on the Device Manager.

  Please, go to control panel / system / hardware / device manager
  Menu display / resources by type / memory.

  Appearing something like this

  [000 A 0000 - 000BFFFF]-...
  [000 A 0000 - 000BFFFF]-...
  [000CC000 - 000CFFFF]-...
  [000DC000 - 000DFFFF]-...

  I need the description of memory occupancy for the Bank 000D 0000 to 000DFFFF.

  I need this information to verify the compatibility with my card PCMCIA for Siemens, which can only work if the 000Dxxxxx of the Bank of memory is not used for another device. I need to check this allow to purchase the Tecra M9.

  Best regards

  Heitor.

  Hello

  I can't provide you with any information on memory usage because I am not owner Tecra M9. But I found on the internet of information on the card slot PC of Tecra M9.

  The Type II 5mm PC card slot can accommodate unique Type II 16-bit or 32-bit (CardBus) PC cards.
  So if your Siemens card is compatible with the specifications of this material I see no reason why he shouldn't? t works with the laptop Tecra M9.

  Greetings

• "The memory resources available in the pool of resources of the parent are insufficient for the operations." ... Really?

  Hello

  We have three virtual machines on a host computer. They need to be pinned to this host and with reserved memory: 1 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB.

  We are talking about 13 GB of RAM on a physical server that has 16 GB of physical RAM.

  When I Power On last VM, I get the following error:

  "The memory resources available in the pool of resources of the parent are not enough for the operation."

  I have a second host with the same size of memory and use reach 14GB of memory.

  I know that each virtual machine wants more memory than what we have configured, but I would like to know if it's a "bug" or

  something we can fix via vCenter configuration, or we really need more physical memory.

  Please find attached the config of memory for the virtual machine and the host State.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Host needs some memory as well for things like vmkernel, drivers and other components and you will not be able to touch this area with reserves of VM. It is not a bug, more like a fuse. You will not be allowed to book all of the physical RAM to VMs and / or resource pools.

  In your case, you should either decrease the reserves (why are you booking 100% memory for your virtual machines? What you're trying to achieve with this setting? Is it an obligation of the seller to App?) or increase the amount of physical RAM on the host.

  Of course this depends on your specific requirements and management policies of the resources, but in most cases I've seen, reservations are only affected when there is a heavy statement memory and using actions alone is not enough. Even so, reservations are usually configured only for very high priority / criticality VMs and not 100%, but rather a little before "stable / persistent peak memory Active" value. F.x. If a particular virtual machine has more mem use regularly on Wednesday 1-3 PM and memory active value for this period is 3 GB, a reservation is usually set to something like 4GB.

  I hope this helps.

• The memory resources available in the pool of resources of the parent are not enough for this operation

  Hello

  I tried to light a Nexus 1000V VM running on a 5.1 ESXi on a 5.5 vSphere vCenter and I get an error message about the available memory resources. I'm running on a virtual server with 10 GB of RAM and 60 GB HARD drive. The physical host machine has 16 GB of RAM and 320 HARD drive. I am a beginner in this so please try to be clear. Thank you very much.

  Hello

  It is possible to have a reserve of memory on the 1000v (I think that the model comes with them as standard when you deploy).

  If you right-click the virtual machine and 'Settings' and then go to the tab "resources", under the heading 'Memory', you have whatever it is the value of the booking?

  It would look like this: http://i.imgur.com/ftBZENv.png

  If she has a reservation, you could safley assign 0MB (removes the reservation). This could be preventing it from power.

  Otherwise, you run a cluster in vCenter? You have active HA?

• Please suggest tool use ability to control host and VMs CPU, memory resources.

  Please suggest tool use ability to control host and VMs CPU, memory resources. What are the parameters to be monitored, their level of thresholds.

  What is the TOP / ESXTOP.

  Hi friend

  Here's the blog post detailed ESXTOP:

  http://www.yellow-bricks.com/ESXTOP/

  There is a VCOPS product that can also help you to understand so many parameters. You can try the license of the Foundation which is free of cost. There is a lot of intelligence if you go for paid VCOPS.

  VCenter graphs/stats can also help you as well.

• Memory resources

  I have a host that has 2 GB of physical memory.  On the Summary tab, it confirms it.  On the tab "allocation of resources", it shows a total capacity of 181MB of memory.  I have 2 guests, a Vista of 512 MB and 256 MB XP host.  I don't have any installation of reserves.  I can start a VM, but the other will give an error of 'not enough memory resources'.  Any ideas what would cause this?  It is configured in a cluster with 2 other guests.  Any ideas what is the cause?  It worked ok before in a non-clustered scenario.

  2 GB is the minimum size of mem to install ESX/ESXi 4.0.

  Add memory if you plan to use to run virtual machines.

  André

• Memory resource problem

  I'm new to ESXi. I downloaded and install on a PC for the test. I then vmware converter allows you to convert an existing virtual machine to the ESXi directly image, but impossible to start. Every time he tells me to check admission is failure of memory resource.

  But in the 'Summary' of VMWare Infrastructure Client, total memory page is 1013,51 while the current system used 346,00 MB MB.

  In the "Configuration" page, it says: total: 1013,5 MB, System:-, virtual machines: 802.0 MB.

  In the 'Resources' page, it says memory reservation: 94MB, memory used in reservation: 0 MB, full memory: 94MB.

  Why is the difference? According to the summary page, I should have more than 600 MB of free space? The system is just built and only VM existed, but never started.

  Welcome to the VMware community forums.  Take a look through this thread - http://communities.vmware.com/message/1029161#1029161

• Limitation of the Virtual Machine's CPU/memory resources.

  Hello

  My question on the tab "resources" with VMachine settings (I hope I picked the right branch here)

  In this tab I put a booking/Limit for CPU/memory for current VMachine.

  I have a cluster about 6 ESX servers with resource by default and a VMachine inside pool. VMachine have 1 CPU. Each ESX have 2 plugs with 4 core per socket. Each base equal to 2, 83GHz. Def.

  In this case, which by default configuration for an average CPU for this VMachine limitaion - 132582 MHz? Because in practice ESX server can give only 1 CPU for this VMachine and this CPU will have 2, 83GHz only...

  Also, I put 100% of CPU - 132582 MHz booking here... But in true VMachine will never receive this resource...

  Same question about limitation of memory...

  When this limitation will work? For what porpose such booking/limitaion here?

  Re: But, if I'm going to make a mistake and this CPU for VM value reserve, which is more physical limitation - it reduces resources processor for other VMs on a value that is more than the physical limitation of the virtual computer?

  No, the reservation only guarantees that if a virtual machine wants to take a large part of the resource at a given time VMware should give him.  If there is ever going to be a situation where the virtual machine is in fact to consider that much so it never gets allocated to this virtual machine and the amount of the resource remains available for other virtual machines to use.  Similarly, if the virtual machine just does not use the amount of the booking to a point in time, he let this resource can be used by other virtual machines.

  If a virtual computer uses only 1 GHz on a core 3 GHz system, at a given time but thereservation is 2.5 GHz, 1.5 GHz between its use and booking that is not used at this time is available for other VMS to use.  That is only if there is a period of contention between VM and VM CPU wishing to use mean 2.8 GHz it would be guaranteed to get 2.5 GHz independently of the parameters of the actions on the VM from other virtual machines.

  It is essentially the same thing with memory except that the memory usage is not as CPU flunctuate and VMware must also use more complex methods to reallocate the memory, but the leaders of the way in which it is shared using actions, reservations and limit is the same.

• ModtDestroySessionHandle does not release all memory resources

  Hello

  I have a program that attempts to do 1000 iteriations to read the message of the RF, but I get the error "not enough memory to complete this operation" popup. Look like memory leaks about 520 iterations.

  In this loop, I ModtCreateSessionHandle (& modt_Hdl) initially inside the loop and ModtDestroySessionHandle (modt_Hdl); in the end inside the loop. I had to move both ModtCreateSessionHandle (& modt_Hdl) and and ModtDestroySessionHandle (modt_Hdl) outside the loop to solve the problem.

  Should and release all the atttached of resource memory for mod_Hdl ModtDestroySessionHandle (modt_Hdl)?

  Kind regards

  Shane

  Hiya Shane,

  Thanks for your comments. You are quite correct, the ModtDestroySessionHandle should allow you to free up internal resources and ignores the ModtHandle created using the ModtCreateSessionHandle function. To ensure the appropriate memory release, this function must be called for every ModtHandle created with the ModtCreateSessionHandle function.

  Therefore, I am surprised to hear about memory leaks you have described. However, regardless of the memory leaks, the process of constantly creating sessions (memory allocation) and destruction (deallocation of memory) is horribly inefficient.

  The solution you found yourself is a case of very typical use for modulation functions. Pulling your create and destroy calls outside the loop, you only asked once, but always refferencing the sessions in the loop.

  I will feed your comments to our R & D team, so that we publish handles and allocated memory space as carefully as possible. However, your original architecture is not an intended use function calls, and functions may not be tested in this way. My gut feeling is that maybe every time we create the handle, must have a block of contiguous memory. If there is no variation in grip size, this could cause the 'memory leak' over time. My final comment is purely speculative.

  Ultimately, by following the correct use of the functions you have improved the effecientcy stripped yopur enforcement and removed the potential memory leak.

  Thanks again for your results display.

  Best wishes and greetings,

• Memory - host vs. comments memory resource allocation

  Hi all

  I have read several topics about this, but nothing specific to what I have to ask.

  I understand that the memory of the host is the amount of RAM that uses a virtual machine from its host and client memory is supposed to represent the percent of this host, the guest is the use of the RAM.

  My question comes here... I have a SharePoint VM which has 8 GB RAM allocated and the Mem % prompt is about 20%.  But if I check Task Manager/performance monitor on the VM console, the guest is sitting to 7.5 g.  I'm looking to upgrade of its resources, that's why I started to look in here, but I'm confused as to how this Mem % Guest may possibly be accurate.

  This is a common problem when this counter is inaccurate or have I missed something?

  Thank you for your time and help!

  Ryan

  The host uses an algorithm of memory 'active' to determine the amount of memory is active using the virtual machine.

  The guest VM operating system shows a memory dedicated to running applications and processes.

  These two will rarely be the same.

• Increase memory resource limit while VM is running

  Hi all

  I have a virtual machine that is configured with 8 GB of RAM. I happened to look at the tab of the assignment of resources and noticed that its limit of memory is only 4 GB. Here are my stats client quick real memory:

  Private: 4,09 GB

  Transit: 221 MB

  Traded: 0

  Compressed: 0

  Climbed: 3.28 GB

  Compress: 415 MB

  Active principles: 1.04 GB

  My question is this: if I change the settings for this virtual machine while it is running and to increase the memory limit, what will become of the VM? It will slowly reduce his balloon, or should I it reboot?

  The guest OS is CentOS 5.6 32-bit.

  Thanks in advance!

  Matt

  By setting the limit that you forced the vmkernel to use memory ball - by removing the limit now allows the vmkernel provide the physical ram if available it sounds like it was available, but it takes time as you have learned.

• Allocated memory and memory resource limit

  Hello

  I'm trying to get a better understanding of the memory allocated for a virtual computer when memory limit is set.

  For example:

  I created VM1 with 1 GB of RAM.  Subject, I left 0 by default.  But under the limit, the default value is unlimited.  I would indicate that Unlimited VM1 can use as much memory as it needs and that the ESX host can provide.

  If I set the limit to 2 GB, it does mean that VM1 can use more than 1 GB of RAM configured on built but can use up to 2 GB of RAM? From the file pdf resouce management, it appears that once you set the limit, the amount of memory configured on built is ignored, is that correct?

  CPU and memory limits default to unlimited. When the limit of memory is unlimited, the amount of memory configured for the virtual machine when you create becomes its implicit limit in most cases.

  chukarma wrote:

  I created VM1 with 1 GB of RAM.

  Think of this parameter as being equivalent to the amount of RAM that you install on a physical machine. The guest operating system can NEVER more than this amount.

  Subject, I left 0 by default.  But under the limit, the default value is unlimited.  I would indicate that Unlimited VM1 can use as much memory as it needs and that the ESX host can provide.

  The limit is use to restrict a virtual machine on your part until his assignment. For example, if you - for some reason-wanted to configure your virtual machine with / 3GB, but her access to more than 1 GB, you would set the attribution to 3 GB (it's how the guest operating system might think there), still set the limit to 1 GB - this is the maximum that ESX would allow the virtual machine to use at any time.

  If I set the limit to 2 GB, it does mean that VM1 can use more than 1 GB of RAM configured on built but can use up to 2 GB of RAM?

  No.... See the previous discussion.

  From the file pdf resouce management, it appears that once you set the limit, the amount of memory configured on built is ignored, is that correct?

  # If it is what deduced you, while the document needs to be clarified. The virtual machine can NEVER use physical RAM more than its allowance.

  CPU and memory limits default to unlimited. When the limit of memory is unlimited, the > amount of memory configured for the virtual machine when you create becomes sound > implicit limit in most cases.

  It is said that if the limit is 'Unlimited' (the default), then the 'quantity of memory configured for the virtual machine' (i.e. attribution), becomes the limit. It's just a convoluted way of saying that the virtual machine is unable to use more is attributed to him.

  Ken Cline

  Technical Director, virtualization

  Wells Landers

  TVAR Solutions, a company of the Wells Landers group

  VMware communities user moderator

• Profile - resource limits

  Is there a particular view where I can get all the limits of resources that can be assigned to a profile.
  
  Thank you
  
  Robet

  Docs of Oracle are all online at http://tahiti.oracle.com.

  A quick search on 'Profile' rolled up the [CREATE a PROFILE | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_6010.htm#SQLRF01310] reference section SQL that goes into some details on the various options. Looking for something more?

  Justin

• Unable to access the 4G memory. Limited to 2G storage

  I remember 4G, 2x2G split. my storage is complete around 2 G

  I need some clarification.  I understand that your MBA has 4 GB of RAM installed.

  Kerry wellington wrote:

  the storage is complete around 2 G

  Storage is where your data is stored, the SSD.  What is front of you by what?  If storage is full, try a safe boot, which can allow access to your MBA (assuming that is the question):

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201262

  Ciao.

• Vista Performance, memory resources needs, difference between Vista Home Basic family and Vista Premium.

  My computer is an Acer Aspire with an E2140 1.60ghz processor, including a 200 GB hard drive and 1 GB of ram. I am running Windows Vista Premium Edition family. However, my computer seems to work slowly and very inefficient. I did everything I can to restore its performance. My question is, quite simply. If Vista Basic reguires only 512 MB of ram and vista premium Edition requires 1 GB. My pc would have better performance using vista Basic instead of Vista premium edition? Because how basic requires less ram? Or replacement with basic premium would cause my cpu to work hard?

  There is no difference in speed between the edition of Vista. You can try to disable the Aero glass theme if your graphics card is too slow. Now, the CPU is more used to render the UI rather than the GPU. How much is your RAM used?  Look in Taskmanager on the used/cache/RAM values of the free.

  To improve the speed, you should switch to 2 GB of RAM.

  "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/