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[Xen-research] When to emulate_memop() and when to do_update_va_mapping(
Hello, everyone:
I know that x86_emulate_memop() is used to emulate writing to page table pages
as Xen intentionally write protect page table pages.
Also, the hypercall Hypervisor_update_va_mapping() -> mod_l2/l1_entry() is also
used to modify page table pages.
So I get confused about their difference. My questions are:
(1)
When are the above two routines
of modifying page table pages invoked respectively?
(2)
What’s the difference in
functionality among the two?
Best Wishes
Tom
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