Gareth Bult wrote:
Hi,
I've a number of servers running XEN and am trying to write some code to
monitor them through libvirt.
(Xeon/Dual Core/Ubuntu Gutsy/Xen 3.1)
All was going well until I got to virDomainBlockStats and it simply
refused to accept my coding ..
My solution (the code now works) is to change the following;
src/stats_linux.c:
#ifndef XENVBD_MAJOR
#define XENVBD_MAJOR 3 // <--- I changed this!
/*#define XENVBD_MAJOR 202*/
#endif
device = XENVBD_MAJOR * 256 + 1 + minor /* * 16 */; <-- this too!
It now seems to give me some meaningful numbers without feeding my any
error messages.
Can anyone tell me "why" I needed to do this?
I'm using "xvda" as the device path .. tried every other device name I
could think of with out any good results ...
Gareth,
What does it print when you do:
ls -l /dev/xvda*
from within the guest?
Rich.
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