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| * Multi-threaded tasks on 64bit ARM could segfault upon restore | | * Multi-threaded tasks on 64bit ARM could segfault upon restore |
| * When doing "check" CRIU could leave un-killed piggie task | | * When doing "check" CRIU could leave un-killed piggie task |
− | * The --cpu-cap option: argument was parsed with errors, incorrect handling of 'fpu' option in restore mode. | + | * The --cpu-cap option argument was parsed with errors |
| + | * Incorrect handling of --cpu-cap fpu compatibility mode on restore |
| * Criu ignored trailing CLI arguments that resulted in usage confusions | | * Criu ignored trailing CLI arguments that resulted in usage confusions |
| * Irmap hints didn't include common "/" path | | * Irmap hints didn't include common "/" path |
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| * Fixed compilation on Centos6.5 | | * Fixed compilation on Centos6.5 |
| * Wrong /proc was used when reading the list of FDs to close on restore | | * Wrong /proc was used when reading the list of FDs to close on restore |
| + | * Race in restoring TCP established and listening sockets results in failed bind() on the latter |
| + | * Legacy ttys errorneously treated as unix98 |
| + | * TTY pairs slavery setup could pick wrong peer |
| + | * For user-dump the log and pid files still belonged to root |
| + | * Task could die while being frozen thus causing dump to fail or save wrong task state |
| + | * Failures in mount points validation and sharing resolving didn't abort the dump (error arose on restore) |