Hi, here's my way:
- In storage VM I've created '/rw/config/fstab' with content that will be
appended to /etc/fstab on each boot. It contains UUIDs of partitions with
target mount point. Note the 'auto' attribute:
---
[user@storage config]$ cat /rw/config/fstab
# This should have been appended to /etc/fstab on boot
#Disk1
UUID=3f3564db-7df4-40af-d067-33ed2c049b65 /s/disk1 reiserfs
auto,noatime,users,exec 0 2
UUID=a4e9a4fc-ef0a-962d-3cf2-a6fdfa35a00b /s/disk2 ext3
auto,noatime,users,exec 0 2
---
File /rw/config/rc.local creates mount points and adds UUIDs
#!/bin/bash
mkdir -m 770 -p /s/disk1
mkdir -m 770 -p /s/disk2
cat /rw/config/fstab >> /etc/fstab
Then in dom0 we have similar script:
#!/bin/bash
qvm-start storage
list=`qvm-block -l | grep -v attached`
awk '
BEGIN{
attach["HDID"]="dummy";
attach["ST320ABC"]="dummy";
}
{
if( ($1 ~ /sd.$/) && ($4 > 0) && attach[$2]){
print "Attaching",$1,$2;
system("qvm-block -a storage " $1);
}
}
' <<< "$list"
qvm-run storage 'sudo mount -a'
----
attach[] contains the names of white-listed devices to be attached to storage -
this is 2nd column of table output by qvm-block command.
After devices are assigned to storageVM, auto-mount is executed in the VM.
I have similar script that unmounts and detaches devices from the storageVM.
Currently I have to find suitable place and time to run that script.
Suggestions are welcomed.
Tomhet
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