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  • Bug on Display initial and max RAM on VM

    Tiras

    By Tiras

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    Hello everybody,

    on my unRAID System I setup 11 VMs and setup inital and maximal RAM. On one VM I set inital RAM to 2048 MB and max. to 4096 MB. If the VM is started then it use 1,1 GB RAM but in the VM Konfiguration Page on unRAID it shows the same value for initial and maximal. See below

     

    Not started 1/2:

    image.png.db4fba1a4556a121459cbb595159f536.png

     

    Started 1/2

    image.thumb.png.4952c5f740a6a2357f37194fbe98b3a5.png

     

    Other VM:

    image.thumb.png.861c92337a9bf86d6dd2064784b23a5d.png

     

    What is the problem?

     

    Thanks for Help....

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    Tiras

    This is not a Windows 10 VM. It is one of 6 Windows Server 2016 VM and the issue is only on one of 11 VMs.

     

    Why ballooning is not working well? What is the Problem and how can it fixed?

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