[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [Xen-devel] libxl/xl memory paging/sharing/ballooning/etc proposal.
On Thu, Mar 15, Ian Campbell wrote: > > Is memory/target below /local/domain/X or /vm/<uuid> in use by the guet? > > /local/domain/X. The is no such key under /vm/<uuid> Its just "/vm/<uuid>/memory", after 'xm mem-set dom 2G'. This what I had in mind. > > I'm sure the latter can only be used to set a watch for example (dont > > have a guest at hand to verify). > > Also the guest would have to proactivly parse the "links" to find its > > domid, to later browse /local/domain/X. > > No, /local/domain/X is the domains "home directory", it is what relative > paths are relative to -- so to access /local/domain/X/memory/target a > domain just accesses "memory/target" Hmm, really? When I worked on xenbus_reset_state() for kdump the guest started in /vm/<uuid> for relative paths. > > What would it protect if /local/domain/X/memory (and other parts) are not > > accesible? > > XS has a permissions scheme which allows per domain r/w, r/o or none. > > Something like the paging target should not even be r/o for the guest > IMHO. In general we try to keep stuff which the domain should not even > be looking at separate from the stuff which it should. The target could very well go below /local/domain/X/xenpaging, and this directory can get the proper permissions to be r/w only for the tools. Olaf _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-devel
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