Hi Andre
you suggested ...
While you are at it, have you considered using the LZO libraries
instead of zlib for compression/decompression speed? Sure, it won't
compress as much as zlib, but speed improvements should be noticeable.
... sorry. This is a misunderstanding.
(1) I will not modi
On 1/19/06, Juergen Pfennig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I found is that qcow has poor performance. I wrote my own driver
> (which is intended only for -snapshot) and see signifcant improvements.
> A 300 MByte file copy (win2003 xcopy /e between two real drives) takes
> 90 instead of 135 secon
Hi,
THE FOLLOWING IS IMPORTANT (COMMENTS ARE WELCOME):
I will modifiy monitor.c to implement a "save" command. That command
will do:
stop
commit
(rename the old vmstate file)
savevm (from where it got loaded)
The commands commit and savevm will be modified to give progress
repor
