Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 19 Jun 2006 02:43:48 +0200 | From | Wojciech Moczulski <> | Subject | Suspending and resuming a single task |
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Hello,
I'm doing some research on suspending/resuming a single task in Linux 2.6.x. At this point I've succeded dumping the whole task state (CPU context, regs, memory, fds, etc.) to an external file and reading it back to a pre-defined structure (I know that reading/writing files directly to/from kernel is a bad thing - I'm working *only* on a p.o.c. and currently there's no other purpose), but I'm stuck in getting restored task to get running again.
Are there any ways to re-register restored task as a running one in some "easy" way or should I perform some manual modyfications to the kerenel structures?
Can anyone suggest me some solution to this problem?
Regards, Wojciech
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