On 25.02.21 13:32, Smith li wrote:
> Dear Community,
>         I have compile the jailhouse-images repository, and run the demo.
> 
>   the command to start linux in a cell is like this:
> 
> #jailhouse cell linux /etc/jailhouse/rpi4-linux-demo.cell \
>                         /boot/vmlinuz* \
>                         -d /etc/jailhouse/dts/inmate-rpi4.dtb \
>                         -i /usr/libexec/jailhouse/demos/rootfs.cpio \
>                         -c "console=ttyS0,115200 ip=192.168.19.2"
> 
> What I want to know is : how to set the root to a dir or disk ?
> 
> I see some   use   root=/dev/nfs   ip=192.168.1.1::****** :eth0  in this
> page.
> [1]https://groups.google.com/g/jailhouse-dev/c/vXD4tzCPDG4/m/zX_hHNxJAgAJ
> 
> Can't we set the linux root to a disk partition or a dir ?
> Will somebody tell me ?
> Thanks very much !


Jailhouse does not provide regular virtual devices like other
hypervisors. Everything is mapped to shared memory devices.

You may use network-based storage for the non-root cell, nfs as
suggested above or nbd. There is also experimental virtio-block, backed
by a simplistic process in the root cell. But integration into
jailhouse-images is missing, so trying that out can be tough.

Jan

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