
‘nmi=dom0’: Inform DOM0 of the NMI.
‘nmi=ignore’: Ignore the NMI.
mem=xxx Set the physical RAM address limit. Any RAM appearing beyond this
physical address in the memory map will be ignored. This parameter may be
specified with a B, K, M or G suffix, representing bytes, kilobytes, megabytes
and gigabytes respectively. The default unit, if no suffix is specified, is bytes.
dom0
mem=xxx Set the amount of memory to be allocated to domain0. In Xen 3.x
the parameter may be specified with a B, K, M or G suffix, representing bytes,
kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes respectively; if no suffix is specified, the
parameter defaults to kilobytes. In previous versions of Xen, suffixes were not
supported and the value is always interpreted as kilobytes.
tbuf size=xxx Set the size of the per-cpu trace buffers, in pages (default 1). Note that
the trace buffers are only enabled in debug builds. Most users can ignore this
feature completely.
sched=xxx Select the CPU scheduler Xen should use. The current possibilities are
‘bvt’ (default), ‘atropos’ and ‘rrobin’. For more information see Section 7.4.
apic verbosity=debug,verbose Print more detailed information about local APIC
and IOAPIC configuration.
lapic Force use of local APIC even when left disabled by uniprocessor BIOS.
nolapic Ignore local APIC in a uniprocessor system, even if enabled by the BIOS.
apic=bigsmp,default,es7000,summit Specify NUMA platform. This can usually be
probed automatically.
In addition, the following options may be specified on the Xen command line. Since
domain 0 shares responsibility for booting the platform, Xen will automatically propa-
gate these options to its command line. These options are taken from Linux’s command-
line syntax with unchanged semantics.
acpi=off,force,strict,ht,noirq,. . . Modify how Xen (and domain 0) parses the BIOS
ACPI tables.
acpi skip timer override Instruct Xen (and domain 0) to ignore timer-interrupt over-
ride instructions specified by the BIOS ACPI tables.
noapic Instruct Xen (and domain 0) to ignore any IOAPICs that are present in the
system, and instead continue to use the legacy PIC.
8.3 XenLinux Boot Options
In addition to the standard Linux kernel boot options, we support:
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