Re: [PATCH v3 11/11] KVM: MMU: improve write flooding detected

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On 09/13/2011 10:19 PM, Xiao Guangrong wrote:
>
>  The spte may not be accessed, but other sptes in the same page can be accessed.  An example is the fixmap area for kmap_atomic(), there will be a lot of pte writes but other sptes will be accessed without going through soft-mmu at all.

I think this kind of shadow pae is mostly the last page table(level=1), maybe
we can skip the write-flooding for the last shadow page, because the last shadow
page can become unsync and it can not let page table write-protected.

Yes.


>  I think you have to read the parent_ptes->spte.accessed bits to be sure.
>

I guess the overload of this way is little high:
- it needs to walk parent ptes for every shadow pages
- we need to clear the parent_ptes->spte.accessed bit when the page is written, and
   the tlb flush is needed.
no?


Right.

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