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[Xen-devel] viewing memory in domU
I'm looking at developing an application to run in dom0 that will
need a view into the memory of machines in domU. For now it will be
a read-only view, but I'd like to experiment with read-write later.
I've done some poking around in the source code and found the
xc_map_foreign_range function in libxc. From what I could tell, this
is (at least one way) how to do this. So, a couple of questions:
* This function doesn't seem to be used very much. The only usage
that I could find was in the XenTrace tool. So I just wanted to
confirm that this function was still maintained and not getting ready
to go away with the 3.0 changes.
* Is there any reason that this functionality isn't implemented in
the lowlevel/xc library in python? Perhaps just because there isn't
as much demand for it? Or is there a deeper implementation issue?
* Are there other ways to view the memory of domU machines?
Similarly, are there any ways to view items such as CPU registers of
the domU machines?
* Given that the type of usage that I have in mind is going to be
somewhat high bandwidth (i.e., need to constantly read and re-read
memory on the domU machine(s)), is this function the best way to go?
Or would you recommend that I look into another way?
Thanks for the help!
-bryan
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