Arik Hadas has posted comments on this change.
Change subject: Always use OOP when padding snapshot's memory volume
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Patch Set 2:
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Line 8:
Line 9: The padding is made right after libvirt dumps the memory content into
Line 10: the volume, so the volumes is accessible and writable - doing the
Line 11: padding in different process looks like an expensive operation which is
Line 12: not required in that case. Thus, all the padding will now be made
As I said, this is wrong. All you know is that the volume WAS
accessible an
yeah, I see. so how about to use OOP for all file-based storage types?
I tried to convince in the commit message of the next patch-set :)
Line 13: without OOP.
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Line 15: Change-Id: I2a94354e188019f3afd209633979ec5a5b35293b
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