This is a very simple proof-of-concept patch that fakes ICMP well enough
for ping to work.
Basically, when the slirp code gets a ping request for an ip outside of
the
slirp network, it runs /bin/ping and reports the results back to the
guest
accordingly.
Right now it uses vfork() and then exec()
This edition is finally able to construct a real partition table. Still
buggy
(linux fdisk complains about it) but partitions are mountable inside the
VM.
The full syntax is:
qemu -hda
partition:boot=1,bootloader=bootmbr.bin,/dev/hda1,sysid=0xC,partition.raw,sysid=ox82,/dev/sda2,sysid=0x83
You
[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
