On 09/03/2015 03:22 PM, Oliver Rath wrote:
You can export it via the loopback fabric and it'll show up as
/dev/sd<X>.
It created a /dev/sdc device (2 disk sare already in) :-D
It is possible to create a different device-name like /dev/tcmramdisk ?
That's really up to your udev rules I think.
Do you have experience in performance, i.e. compared with classical
linux-ramdisk or rapiddisk.org ?
Nope. It's more of a debug and testing tool, to identify bottlenecks in
the kernel target without the backstore's speed being a factor. I would
imagine any alternative that was just emulating a block device with RAM
would have a lot less work to do, and be faster.
Regards -- Andy
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