Re: [Xen-users] Is it possible that save vm without destroy?

["Tijl Van den Broeck" <subspawn@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is true offcourse but that mostly depends upon the applications
within the domU and wheter or not you use swap space.

I've also "misused" the save-restore function alot by now insted of
rebooting the domU's in some occasions apart from snapshots.

But I think there definitly is use for such a function (especially
when considering backup possibilities and HA systems, which could use
a restore snapshot and not having to wait until the domU has booted
again)... but as with many of these risky things: put it away deeply
and put hunderds of warnings with it ;-)



On 6/28/06, Thorolf Godawa <nospam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So if the VM is saved but running more time, the filesystem will change
> and get's out of sync with the saved cpu-/memory-status.
>
> This can cause a crash, data-corruption ...
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