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...0.9 2343.41 19683.87 6.099788 10.23007 which is closer, but I cannot parse this variable enough to get the 6.10 and 10.23 out since apparently strsplit doesn't allow splitting on spaces. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Best Regards & Thank You in Advance Patrick -- Patrick Santoso University of New Hampshire [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

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On Tue, 7 Jul 2015 10:52:01 +0900 Ganis Zulfa Santoso <ganis.zulfa at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, > > I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. Why don't you simply use the driver that is already available in the kernel? > I can safely mount the virtual blk device wi...

I have taken the WEBrick tutorial written by Yohanes Santoso and writen it up in HTML to be put in the docs wiki. The problem is where to put it? I am not familiar with the indexing that is in place. Also this is under the GNU docs license but I thing that having the 6 pages of license in the wiki is a waste of space. Does it suffice to just place the s...

Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. I can safely mount the virtual blk device with: mount /dev/vda /mnt/ in /mnt/ I can read & write the device. But when I run a simple hello world program in /mnt/root/, this error happens: root at linux_guest:/mnt/root# ./helloworld_static [ 23.003459] CPU: 0 PID: 491 Comm:

Hi Linux Virtualization Mailing List Members, I am trying to develop a driver for virtio blk device in guest. I can safely mount the virtual blk device with: mount /dev/vda /mnt/ in /mnt/ I can read & write the device. But when I run a simple hello world program in /mnt/root/, this error happens: root at linux_guest:/mnt/root# ./helloworld_static [ 23.003459] CPU: 0 PID: 491 Comm:

> Thomas Huth <huth at tuxfamily.org> wrote: > > Why don't you simply use the driver that is already available in the > kernel? I am using a custom hypervisor, the available driver is not suitable for it. > > Have you already verified that you can successfully read the _right_ > data from your block device? I.e. something like > > mount /dev/xxx /mnt >