Thanks Dustin, I'd say that's looking positive. I used kvm-source, reloaded the modules, and switched the scaling governor to ondemand (none of which required a reboot so it should be easy for others to test as well). Before it was extremely rare for a virtual machine to make it through boot. So far I've been able to boot multiple virtual machines without problem. It's still too early to tell for sure but for the virtual machines to actually start without problem is a definite improvement. I'm also seeing fewer errors in the logs. A few days of continuous operation should give a good indication of the effectiveness of this solution.
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