On Friday 07 October 2005 20:37, Derek R. Meiresonne wrote:
> OK guys; I am trying to concat both of what you guys have said...
>
> 1) On Host: brw-r--r-- 1 root root 98, 1 Oct 7 12:52 /dev/ubd0p1
>
> 2) On UML: brw-r--r-- 1 root root 98, 1 Oct 7 12:52 /dev/ubd0p1
>
> 3) /root/uml/linux-2.6.12.
On Friday 07 October 2005 20:39, Derek R. Meiresonne wrote:
> > "You can attach 8 different ubd devices IIRC, i.e. host files, and
>
> that trivial to raise to 16 (just change a define)"
> I dont understand this part. I have raised MAX_DEV in ubd_kern.c to 60.
More than 16 is likely to create pro
) with
the '/dev/ubd[a-h]' devices.
Good luck!
Tony
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l need to refer to your file systems (inside the UML) with
the '/dev/ubd[a-h]' devices.
Good luck!
Tony
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> "You can attach 8 different ubd devices IIRC, i.e. host files, and
that trivial to raise to 16 (just change a define)"
I dont understand this part. I have raised MAX_DEV in ubd_kern.c to 60.
But that is not the problem. issue is the limit of 16... partitions?
Derek R. Meiresonne
eTecc Commu
e this is vaguely
related to what you're asking...
Tony
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> Derek,
>
> I haven't done this with the actual root filesystem. I have done this
>
Derek,
I haven't done this with the actual root filesystem. I have done this
with "data" filesystems. However, I would suspect something like the
following (typing from memory, so take with a grain of salt):
./linux ubd0s=/path/to/currentimage ubd1s=/path/to/partitioned/image
[other options] -s
On Friday 07 October 2005 20:04, Derek R. Meiresonne wrote:
> How can I use over 16 UBD devices? I have read in the mailing lists that
> you can create partitions:
> brw-r--r-- 1 root root 98, 1 Oct 7 12:52 /dev/ubd0p1
> However; I cannot mount the above device while UML is booting.
Can you exp
