This is a simnple question, I hope. How much memory can I allocate to guest os in QEMU VMM (or Oracle's, for that matter) without affecting the running of my computer? I have 6 GiB of memory, and have allocated 2.4 to Kubuntu 18.04, but it still seems a little slow. How much more can I add?
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What about CPU? What do you have there? Unless you've got awesome specs, I'd guess some slowness is expected.
There are also other settings to play with in qemu/kvm which may improve performance. The output ofmay get you some advice from qemu/kvm experts (which I am not).Code:virsh dumpxml *your_VM_name*
My Kubuntu 18.04 in VBox is quite decent with 4GB RAM and 1 CPU out of 4 with an i3 processor, integrated graphics. Not blazing fast, but decent.Kubuntu 20.04 -
If the Host PC has multiple CPU Cores, then you can increase the number of VM CPU's to at least 2 and you'll see better performance in the VM.Windows no longer obstructs my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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Chimak, I have an i3 processor as well and I expanded the VM memory to 4 GiB. It seems to work OK. I don't expect a blazing fast performance, I just want to test Kubuntu 18.04 as I'm using Neon (with Kubuntu 16.04, not Ubuntu) at the moment and want to decide what to do when upgrade time comes around. Although to be honest, my current hybrid setup has given me almost no problems and I wonder if I should fix something that's not broken.Comment
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Thank youOriginally posted by Snowhog View Post
I moved up to two CPUs and things are definitely better!Kubuntu 20.04Comment
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