Also, under QEMU, just do a reboot with hotplugged memory and you're in the very same situation.
OK, I didn't know that. I thought the memory would be presented as a normal memory after reboot. Thanks for the clarification.
That's one of the cases where QEMU differs to actual hardware - it's not added to e820, so ACPI always probes+detects+adds DIMMs during boot.
Some people (me :)) consider that a feature and not a BUG.