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| − | == BUGs fixed == | + | === BUGs fixed === |
* After --leave-running linked remaps were not cleaned | * After --leave-running linked remaps were not cleaned | ||
* TCP was left locked after --leave-running | * TCP was left locked after --leave-running | ||
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* VDSO proxy was unmapped at the very end of restore | * VDSO proxy was unmapped at the very end of restore | ||
| − | == New stuff == | + | === New stuff === |
* -W option to specify working dir | * -W option to specify working dir | ||
* CHECK request in RPC | * CHECK request in RPC | ||
Revision as of 16:03, 25 November 2013
| Tarball: | criu-1.0.tar.bz2 |
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Released: | 25 Nov 2013 |
| GIT tag: | v1.0 |
BUGs fixed
- After --leave-running linked remaps were not cleaned
- TCP was left locked after --leave-running
- Weak criteria in memory COW detection
- Private mapping's premmapped address overwrote file ID
- Restorer memory could overlap with timers/signals arrays
- RPC worker reused options from service task
- Suboptimal memory utilization by restorer arguments
- TCP unsent/unacked data boundary was lost
- Wrong dev_t decoding on 64 bit
- Unpredictable daemons (service and page-service) working dir
- Parasite stack could be corrupted by its arguments
- Error from exe link restore was ignored
- Artificial small limit on the number of shared memory segments to restore
- Bug in ARM VFP restore
- VDSO proxy was unmapped at the very end of restore
New stuff
- -W option to specify working dir
- CHECK request in RPC
- Optimized headers
- More info in logs about undumpable files
- More comments about tricky dump/restore places
- Generic memory allocation for restorer