Please ask an expert to help translate it: Ying Chuanzhong
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Warm Restart differs from Cold Restart in the policy it applies in choosing data to preserve and data to reinitialize. Warm restart preserves all the data that Cold Restart retains, in addition to keeping more operational data as well
To spark some discussion: hot startup and cold startup differ in the ways in which data is stored and reset. Hot startup not only preserves all the data saved during cold startup, but also retains the data that has been manipulated. It doesn’t seem very accurate; just consider it as a rough estimate{:1_90:}
Corresponding to each of your statements: different warm starts; from cold starts, the policy is used for selecting data storage and data, with repeated initialization. All data is saved for hot start, cold start, and preservation; there’s also additional operational data. I used Youdao Dictionary to translate it – my English isn’t very good....
This post was last edited by cqfblue on 2010-12-21 at 13:55. Warm startup is different; compared to cold startup, it involves policy selection, data preservation, data application, and re-initialization. Warm startup retains all data, while cold startup also retains data but keeps more business-related data. By the way, this is a translation by GOOGLE; haha. Shouldn’t the first sentence be translated as follows: Hot startup and cold startup employ different strategies when it comes to selecting which data to store and which to reset?