On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Cagri Koksal wrote:
> I am working on a process migration project under linux. I want to create
> an environment for dynamic load balancing.
i got a feeling that your question is too advanced for this group.
Further, i think it requires quite some time for debugging (as well as
deep understanding of system internals). you might try it out on one of
the general linux kernel mailing lists (i think they're available via
[EMAIL PROTECTED] , and in the body of the letter, typing:
subscribe <mailing list> <email address>
it's more likely that you'll find people there that could help you then in
here (althought i might be surprised).
just a little extra thing: a process's context is made of more then its
memory segments. Part of its data includes its file descriptors table, and
a lot of other stuff. Without properly reproducing these, you won't be
able to actually re-start your process. and part of the data of the
process might be actually kept in kernel structures - that would only be
modifiable via kernel-level code.
you might also check out the kernel hackers guide (look for it on any LDP
web site), if you haven't checked that already.
hope this gives you any tiny help...
guy
