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@Mun It only kicks in under certain conditions regardless of that command.
KSM doesn't work like that.
Memory that's "merge-able" must be marked as such. KSM then scans your memory looking for said memory and then merges when it can
There was a kernel patch called 'uksm' that provided this but it seems the project doesn't exist on code.google.com anymore
Francisco
Damn, was hoping I could do it. Guess I need to go ESXI
@Mun Try using up more than half of your RAM with KVM vms and then enable KSM. See what that does and get back to us ;-)
Proxmox is easier and doesn't chomp away support for things.
ESXI doesn't have a real OS for the host side so it sucks.
Francisco