Re: Hibernating in one computer and resuming in another

There's no need to do so — recent kernel versions support
checkpoint/restore feature which is almost ready-to-use. It allows user
to «hibernate» separate process and restore in elsewhere. Just wait this
feature to be stable, write your own script to hibernate necessary
software — and voila.

Checkpoint/restore feature is being developed by OpenVZ team, try to
find some info in it's mailing lists or so.

17.08.12 11:25, Pedro Ribeiro написав(ла):
> Hi all,
> 
> This might be a silly question... But how feasible is it to hibernate
> in one computer and then resume in another?
> Assume both are the same architecture - x86-64 - but everything else
> might be different, including the processor.
> 
> 
> Background:
> 
> with the recent advances in both technology and Linux, it's no longer
> necessary to have my personal system linked to any one pc. I can have
> a generic initramfs, large kernel image with all the modules and
> Debian installation in a self contained fully encrypted disk. This
> disk will be contained in a USB3/eSATA portable enclosure which I will
> take anywhere with me.
> 
> Now if I could hibernate in one computer and boot in another my plan
> for world domination would get one step further... The final being
> having it all contained in a 500gb USB5 pendrive.
> 
> Regards,
> Pedro
> 
> 
> 
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