Partition Destruction
Partition destruction is complicated by the fact that memory must be reclaimed before the partition disappears. Furthermore, a parent partition might not have the rights to access some of the memory while the parent's child is running (for example, the memory that is used for various internal hypervisor data structures). Destruction is therefore a two-part operation, which consists of finalization followed by deletion.
The following sections describe partition destruction:
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