Document hw.vmm.maxcpu and update related part in bhyve(8).
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- rG2d3d2475c99f: bhyve: Document the hw.vmm.maxcpu tunable and the current limit on vCPUs
rGa6a75fc1378e: bhyve: Document the hw.vmm.maxcpu tunable and the current limit on vCPUs
rGcfdb5e70adb3: bhyve: Document the hw.vmm.maxcpu tunable and the current limit on vCPUs
rGda202b0fe616: bhyve: Document the hw.vmm.maxcpu tunable and the current limit on vCPUs
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share/man/man4/vmm.4 | ||
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share/man/man4/vmm.4 | ||
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85 | I'm not a grammar expert for sure, but should we then fix all other ones? :) $ grep -FIr 'before booting the kernel or stored' share/man | wc -l 36 $ grep -FIr 'before booting the kernel, or stored' share/man | wc -l 5 | |
90 | Saying "physical" sounds wrong to me somehow -- we are talking about the result of sockets/cores/threads here, and "physical" makes me think about just "sockets". | |
usr.sbin/bhyve/bhyve.8 | ||
146–148 | "can be changed with vmm(4)" sounds like broken sentence to me |
Thanks for catching this.
share/man/man4/vmm.4 | ||
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85 | I think you don't need the comma. It's not a conjunction between two sentences, but a compound predicate (subject is "Tunables" predicate is "set ... or stored ..."). | |
89 | Maybe "Maximum number of virtual CPUs for each virtual machine." The limit is per-VM, not global across all VMs. | |
90 | The goal is to communicate real CPUs on the host, and physical is the normal antonym for virtual. In the commit adding this tunable I did use this sentence: The default is now the number of physical CPUs in the system rather than 16. I think you can drop "active" from the suggestion. | |
usr.sbin/bhyve/bhyve.8 | ||
146–148 | Yes, I would drop the ", and can be changed with" and use the original "See" for the last part here. I would keep most of the suggestion from Graham though, but perhaps drop "active" as I suggested for the same phrase above. |