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From: Terry <terry.cchang@gmail.com>
Subject: time command in vm
Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2008 10:53:51 +0800
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Hi All,

When we use time command in vm, we can get 'elapsed time', 'user time' 
and 'system time'.  How to explain these three times in detail?  For 
example, when we have a shadow page fault, we exit from guest to host 
for handling the fault.  So, this handling time should be considered in??

Thanks,
Terry