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[Xen-users] devtype and cd/dvd drives
Folks,
Playing with a mainline PVM kernel, I was trying to determine
whether a virtual device is a cd/dvd. What do I mean?
- A scsi disk has /sys/block/<name>/device/type. If that contains '0',
it's a hard disk. If not, it's something else (cd/tape/etc). This
includes SATA, iSCSI, etc. Anything using sd.c.
- An IDE disk has /sys/block/<name>/device/media. If that contains
'disk' it's a disk. It can also contain 'cdrom', 'tape', etc. This
used to live at /proc/ide/<name>/media.
How do I determine this for xvdX devices?
/sys/block/xvda/device has "devtype", but does it contain 'vbd' for
cdroms as well? Every example I see online suggests using hdc (IDE) for
cdroms still - will cdroms stay IDE? Should I assume that xvd devices
are hard disks always and forever?
Joel
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Joel Becker
Principal Software Developer
Oracle
E-mail: joel.becker@xxxxxxxxxx
Phone: (650) 506-8127
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