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[task #5722] nbd (network block device) support in libstore
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Thomas Schwinge |
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[task #5722] nbd (network block device) support in libstore |
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Mon, 17 Jul 2006 11:17:35 +0200 |
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Summary: nbd (network block device) support in libstore
Project: The GNU Hurd
Submitted by: tschwinge
Submitted on: Monday 07/17/06 at 11:17
Category: libstore
Should Start On: Monday 07/17/06 at 00:00
Should be Finished on: Monday 07/17/06 at 00:00
Priority: 1 - Later
Status: None
Privacy: Public
Assigned to: None
Percent Complete: 0%
Open/Closed: Open
Planned Release: None
Effort: 0.00
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Details:
libstore has support for Linux's -- I think it's only used with Linux --
network block devices. However this code hasn't been kept up to date, so
that it's mostly unusable at the moment.
<http://www.superunprivileged.org/hurd/nbd-results.txt>:
#v+
find examples of configurations where nbd works.
find examples of configurations where nbd does not work.
configuration #1:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 12 MB .iso file
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 1024
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/1024
$ settrans -ac iso /hurd/iso9660fs ./nbd0
$ cd iso
$ ls
results:
success
iso9660fs pauses for 14 seconds to come back to the prompt.
after iso9600fs returns, `iso' is owned by root.
configuration #2:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 12 MB .iso file
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 4096
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/4096
$ settrans -ac iso /hurd/iso9660fs ./nbd0
$ cd iso
$ ls
results:
failure on setting iso9660fs
settrans: /hurd/iso9660fs: (ipc/rcv) timed out
(after a one and a half minute pause)
on second try:
settrans: /hurd/iso9660fs: Translator died
(happens after a few seconds)
on third try:
settrans: /hurd/iso9660fs: Translator died
(happens after a few more seconds)
on fourth try:
settrans: /hurd/iso9660fs: Translator died
(happens after a few seconds)
configuration #3:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 254 MB .iso file
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 1024
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/1024
$ settrans -ac iso /hurd/iso9660fs ./nbd0
$ cd iso
$ ls
results:
success
iso9660fs pauses for 14 seconds to come back to the prompt.
after iso9600fs returns, `iso' is owned by root.
configuration #4:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 32 MB ext2fs image (empty)
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 1024
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/1024
$ settrans -ac iso /hurd/ext2fs ./nbd0
$ cd iso
$ ls
results:
failure
settrans: /hurd/ext2fs: Translator died
(happens after 20 seconds)
on second try:
settrans: /hurd/ext2fs: Translator died
(happens after 9 seconds)
on third try but with ext2fs.static instead:
settrans: /hurd/iso9660fs: (ipc/rcv) timed out
./nbd0: panic: main: device too small for superblock (0 bytes)
for all tests:
daemon.log on server contains "accept: Socket operation on non-socket"
configuration #5:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 32 MB ext2fs image (empty)
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 4096
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/4096
$ settrans -ac iso /hurd/ext2fs.static ./nbd0
$ cd iso
$ ls
results:
failure
ext2fs: ./nbd0: panic: main: device too small for superblock (4 bytes)
settrans: /hurd/ext2fs.static: Translator died
(happens after 20 seconds)
configuration #6:
nbd-server 2.8.3 from upstream running on GNU/Linux (2.6 kernel)
serving up a 32 MB ext2fs image (empty)
server is located at superunprivileged.org, port 4545
block size is 1024
client is located at daphne
steps:
$ settrans -ac nbd0 /hurd/storeio -Tnbd superunprivileged.org:4545/1024
$ settrans -ac fs /hurd/ext2fs-pre_ogi.static ./nbd0
$ cd fs
$ ls
results:
failure
settrans: ./ext2fs-pre_ogi.static: (ipc/rcv) timed out
try #2
failure.
timed out again.
settrans: ./ext2fs-pre_ogi.static: (ipc/rcv) timed out
#v-
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