[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've finally gotten around to working on my multipart driver again.
Why? I'm new to the list. Can you elaborate what sorts of things this would be used for? I haven't yet gotten around to writing my per device snapshot enablable/specifiable COW tmpfiles patch. But your code, while I have no clue how it might be used, seems like it might interrelate with that (or if not, I'm still curious).
-dmc
block-composite.c is the basic low level composite image format, which lets you use a bunch of disk images as a single image. block-ram.c is a ram block device, with the size of the "image" given in the number of disk sectors. block-partition.c is a partition block device that uses the composite driver to combine partitions together along with a fake mbr that it generates and stores inside of a ram block device. (It doesn't work yet - for some reason the number of cylinders being reported to the guest OS is 0.) -- Infinite complexity begets infinite beauty. Infinite precision begets infinite perfection.
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