Michael Buesch wrote:
> The "continuous hibernation" is some kind of memory snapshots taken, say,
> every 5 minutes. The next time your system starts after a crash, it'd say "oh
You really want a system, which freezes for 10-20 seconds every 5 minutes,
and thaws again when the image is written?
The snapshot could be taken in the background, by marking all pages
read-only, starting a thread to write them to disk, and continuing
normal processing.
Such systems have been implemented in the past, see for example
http://www.eros-os.org/.
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