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xen-devel
RE: [Xen-devel] dynamically allocating loopback devices?
> > That's because it used to stat the device node in dom0 so
> that it would know
> > what major / minor to tell the domain to use. Xend has
> since been patched to
> > not require this, I'm not sure what trees it was checked
> into, though
>
> Ahh - makes sense. It is, however, a rather linux-centric approach.
It sucks. The obvious thing to do would be to pass a string, that the
guest then looks up, but I seem to recall that doing this at boot time
was rather ugly on linux.
In the meantime, I'll take a patch that adds some well known *BSD
devices to the exception table in xend.
Ian
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