On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 8:18 PM, Bryce <[email protected]> wrote: > Oh, I remember hitting this. I wrote this to get around it. > > [root@ca-qasparc10 rules.d]# pwd > /lib/udev/rules.d > [root@ca-qasparc10 rules.d]# cat 10-sunv.rules > # Theory > # Linux under solaris's ldm exposes a pile of /devices/channel-devices/v* > # devices. The drivers should not be reloaded as that would likely > # crash the system. > # If the vio subsystem exists, we check for an environment var (sunv_ran) > # if it doesn't exist or does not have the value '1' then we look for > # a glob match for each driver,.. should we find one we set sunv_ran to > # '1' permently using ':=' and load the associated module > # > > SUBSYSTEM!="vio", ENV{sunv_ran}!="1", GOTO="vio_end" > DEVPATH=="/devices/channel-devices/vnet-*", ENV{sunv_ran}:="1", > RUN+="/sbin/modprobe -b sunvnet" > DEVPATH=="/devices/channel-devices/vdc-*", ENV{sunv_ran}:="1", > RUN+="/sbin/modprobe -b sunvdc" > LABEL="vio_end"
I believe we need to write a patch for virt-what as well, having sysfs information from /devices/channel-devices/v* I just don't know how to implement it better, a simple bash check for directory " -d /devices/channel-devices/v* " or something particular... Any thoughts are welcome. Thanks.
