freezing system state
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Phil Carns pcarns at hubcap.clemson.eduThu Sep 14 11:56:16 PDT 2000
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> > > > Can anyone point me towards information how I can snapshot the entire > > system state to hard drive, and have an option to restore it at boot > > time? > > Is there any OS that can store the state on the H/d? I would've thought this would be incredibly > difficult, as you'd have to store everything including CPU registers, peripheral state, PCI/AGP/ISA > processor state (??) etc and then do a memory dump (writing to disk, thus altering the system state)... > sounds like something the hardware would have to do... > > > If Linux can't do that yet, are there plans for putting support for > > suspend state into it? There is an experimental linux kernel patch to do what you are looking for. It can be found at: http://falcon.sch.bme.hu/~seasons/linux/swsusp.html It seemed rather buggy last time I tried it, but looks like it has been updated since then. -Phil Phil Carns pcarns at hubcap.clemson.edu
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