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Cc: Alexander Graf <agraf@suse.de>,
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On 03/02/2010 04:36 AM, Anthony Liguori wrote:
>> I keep a patch in the SUSE version for quite some time now that bumps 
>> the default to 384 for qemu-kvm. That was the first "round" number 
>> where an openSUSE installation worked.
>
> If someone works up a patch and tests at least a couple types of 
> guests to confirm that they all install with that number, I'd be happy 
> to apply it (although we need some trickery to support older pc 
> versions).

We should avoid changing defaults.  I don't think in this case it 
matters, since everyone specifies -m anyway, but as a general rule 
changing defaults = breakage for the unwary.  At least make the default 
part of the machine type to preserve compatibility.

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