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m command in sysrq

-m switch for screen

MAC addresses

     for host setup

     for instances

     for transports

     for TUN/TAP 2nd

     in bridging 2nd

MADV_TRUNCATE patch

Magic SysRq facility

MAGIC_SYSRQ option

Management Console (MConsole)

     for backups

     for partitions

    for queries [See Queries, MConsole.]

     MConsole protocol

     notifications

     Perl library

     requests in

     uml_mconsole client

Management options

Mapping

     file operations to host operations

     in skas3

     memory 2nd

Masquerading

Master UMLs

Maximal Transfer Units (MTUs)

mcast command 2nd

MConsole [See Management Console (MConsole); Queries, MConsole.]

mconsole driver 2nd

MCONSOLE option

MConsole protocol

mem file

     for kernel access

     for swap space

mem option

meminfo command

     for debugging

     for instances

     for scalability limits

     for swap space

     output from

Memory

     configuring 2nd

     consumption of

         host

        monitoring [See meminfo command.]

     Highmem support for 2nd 3rd

     mapping 2nd

     saving

         COW files for 2nd 3rd

         MADV_TRUNCATE for

     small server setup for

     statistics dumping for

    swap space for [See Swap space.]

     usage information

memory consumption by

Memory pages 2nd

Memory-mapped I/O

menuconfig configurator

Merging COW files with backing files

metadata file

Metadata for files

mixer option

mkfs for clusters

mm process 2nd

mmap 2nd 3rd

MMAPPER option

mnt directory

mod_perl module

mode option

MODE_SKAS option

MODE_TT option

Modification time for backing files

modprobe command

Modular option for xconfig

Molnar, Ingo

Monitoring memory consumption [See meminfo command.]

Morton, Andrew 2nd 3rd

mount command

Mounting host directories

     with hostfs

     with humfs

Moving backing files

mprotect

MTUs (Maximal Transfer Units)

Multicasts

     configuring

     example networks

     for isolated networks

     with instances

Multiple clustered applications

Multiple instances, COW files for [See COW (Copy-On-Write) files.]

Multiple processors

Multiple users, hostfs with

munmap