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[Xen-devel] Differences in pausing a domain and suspending a domain
Hi,
I am just trying to do a comparative study between suspending a domain and pausing a domain. I know that during migration the xc_domain_save.c issues a suspend_and_state() which places a suspend key on the xenstore which is "watched" by the guest.
Guest disconnects itself from devices – Unplugs all but first CPU – Disables interrupts – Pins page tables of all processes into RAM – Prepares a suspend record - the xen_start_info structure, with the address of store and console
pages converted to PFN, so that restore can rewrite them on restore – Makes a suspend hypercall that does not return
I know that the suspend record necessary for restoring the domain is constructed only in the suspend call and not when pausing the domain.
I would like to know if any of the above steps are performed by the xc_domain_pause(). I know that xc_domain_pause() makes sure that the particular domain is not scheduled. But I want to know wether pausing a domain also causes the guest to pin all its page tables to RAM ?
I would be glad if someone could throw light on the differences between suspending and pausing a domain.
Thank You.
Aditya
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