FT> I've attached a modified version of your example program in FT> libdmu. What kind of machine are you testing this on? On an x86_64 box, the kernel and userspace do not seem to communicate at all (userspace reports invalid event types). On an i386 box, the communication seems to work, but if I mkfs the device, then try to mount it, it reports that the superblock is gone. An fsck finds a backup superblock, but then something hangs and it never completes. Both machines are SMP. Thoughts? -- Dan Smith IBM Linux Technology Center Open Hypervisor Team email: danms@xxxxxxxxxx
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