From: anshul m. <ans...@gm...> - 2011-07-06 12:44:45
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Hi, I need to implement the suspend / resume mechanism at the VM level and not specific to any guest OS. (Just like VM-Ware where in we can suspend and resume any VM). In CoLinux, linux.sys acts as a virtual layer (Windows kernel mode driver) that interacts with daemon and linux kernel. Some basic doubts: Now suppose user has selected to suspend coLinux guest, now I am not clear how will I get that message in linux kernel so that I can initiate a suspend/resume. Either daemon will capture that request and then send it to Windows driver (linux.sys) which then sends it to linux kernel or daemon will capture and directly send to linux kernel. Further I was just browsing through the code and was wondering if user gives a shutdown request from the guest OS only (not from VM), then does this shutdown message or any other message goes to linux.sys or Windows daemon. I could find a SHUTDOWN message being passed from Windows daemon back to Linux kernel, why is that required. Sorry these are some of the basic doubts, but if I can get some understanding then it will help me to gain insight into the architecture of Colinux.. -- Thanks Anshul Makkar www.justkernel.com http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Just-Kernel-3033180 |