Documentation/9psetup - QEMU
With QEMU's 9pfs you can create virtual filesystem devices (virtio-9p-device) and expose them to guests, which essentially means that a certain directory on host machine is made directly accessible by a guest OS as a pass-through file system by using the 9P network protocol for communication between host and guest, if desired even accessible, shared by several guests simultaniously. This section d
Features/Snapshots - QEMU
3.5Other proposed qemu features that solve similar or related problems Live Snapshots This document is describing the current design of live snapshots for QEMU. It is a work in progress and things may change as we progress. Overall concept The idea is to be able to issue a command to QEMU via the monitor or QMP, which causes QEMU to create a new snapshot image with the original image as the backin
Features/QED - QEMU
Overview QED was an attempt at creating a better performing image format by removing some features compared to qcow2. However, it turned out that the achieved performance improvements were mostly related to an improved implementation rather than the file format per se. These improvements, as well as a few format extensions, have been merged back into qcow2 since. The development of QED has been ab
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