On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 6:21 PM, Ricardo Nunes
wrote:
> Right now I'm just finding for a way to make it work, so slow communications
> will also be acceptable for now. This is for device emulation, so a lot of
> memory reads and writes. Better slower then non existent.
>
> If I use a tuntap, a soc
Right now I'm just finding for a way to make it work, so slow
communications will also be acceptable for now. This is for device
emulation, so a lot of memory reads and writes. Better slower then non
existent.
If I use a tuntap, a socket or something like that, what API can I use to
communicate st
Interesting idea! :)
But why not using "real" network connections? If you keep a connection
open, you will have no "big" overhead besides openning it the first time
(or reopenning, if eventually needed). You will be able to choose the
format of each message contents, as desired. And the communicat
Hi. I'm trying to create a 2 way communication channel between a kernel
driver in UML with a process at the host.
What's the best way to do it? I started by trying to create a pipe ath the
host, share in hostfs but I can't get any communication (write on pipe in
UML, nothing appears in host).
Plu
