The *--migrate-disks-detect-zeroes* option which takes a comma separated list of
disk target names enables zeroed block detection for the listed migrated disks.
These blocks are not transferred or allocated on destination, effectively
-sparsifying the disk at the cost of CPU overhead. Users must ensure that any
-pre-created storage source is cleared and thus reads all-zeroes before using
-this option as otherwise the destination image may become corrupted.
+sparsifying the disk at the cost of CPU overhead.
With *--copy-storage-synchronous-writes* flag used the disk data migration will
synchronously handle guest disk writes to both the original source and the
destination to ensure that the disk migration converges at the price of possibly
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* virDomainMigrate* params multiple field: The multiple values that list
* the block devices for which zero detection (to avoid transferring zero blocks)
- * is to be enabled. Users must ensure that any pre-created storage source on
- * the destination will be cleared and thus read all-zeroes before using this
- * feature, otherwise the destination image may become corrupted.
- * This may increase CPU overhead of the migration. At the
+ * is to be enabled. This may increase CPU overhead of the migration. At the
* moment this is only supported by the QEMU driver but not for the tunnelled
* migration.
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