churchers

# diff /usr/src/usr.sbin/bhyve/rfb.c rfb.c
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> #include "bhyverun.h"
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<       sinfo.namelen = htonl(strlen("bhyve"));
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>       sinfo.namelen = htonl(strlen(vmname));
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<       (void)stream_write(cfd, "bhyve", strlen("bhyve"));
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churchers

Please note this is not live migration, as that would require support in bhyve itself, which is probably still a fair way off. This powers the guest off on one host and starts it on the other, the basic process is as follows:

• Receiver is put into receive mode
• Sender takes a snapshot of running guest and sends it in full
• Sender shuts down guest
• Sender takes a second snapshot and sends incremental stream
• Receiver powers up guest (see note 1)

Note that I haven't been able to actually try this with 2 hosts. So far I've just tried sending a guest back to localhost.

churchers

agi::parse(){

    local IFS=":"
    local key val

    read key val

    while [ -n "${key}" ]; do
        export "${key#agi_}=${val# }"
        read key val