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+<think>
+Alright, I need to classify this bug report related to QEMU. Let's read through it carefully.
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+The user has two questions regarding VFIO device live migration. 
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+First question: They noticed that the last sync of system memory dirty bitmap comes earlier than expected. They found that QEMU calls savevm_state.handlers->save_live_complete_precopy callbacks, with "vfio" handler after "ram". So their vfio device stops only after "vfio"'s callback is entered. But during this period between ram's and vfio's callbacks, there might be some system dirty memory not synced. They're asking if another sync should be added after the vfio handler.
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+Second question: During save cleanup, QEMU calls savevm_state.handlers->save_cleanup callbacks. For their device, the state is paused (postmigrate), so resources created by the kernel driver aren't released. They're unsure where to place logic for stopping migration resources.
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+Looking at possible categories: The issue revolves around VFIO devices and live migration handling in QEMU. VFIO relates to I/O virtualization, which falls under peripherals or hypervisor functions.
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+The primary problem is about device-specific resource management during live migration, particularly with VFIO devices. Since VFIO deals with device assignment and hardware passthrough, it's related to how the hypervisor (QEMU/KVM) handles these devices during migration.
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+Therefore, the most fitting category seems to be 'hypervisor' as the issues pertain to handling resources specific to virtualized devices during live migration.
+</think>
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+The bug report discusses issues with VFIO devices during live migration in QEMU. The questions are about resource management and synchronization during migration, which fall under hypervisor functions.
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+**hypervisor**
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