On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 03:26:30PM +0800, edelweiss_zf3842 wrote:
> When nbd-client sends a read request to nbd-server, the data transmitted
> from server to client are as "data block" form and each data block has a
> block number, right?

Actually, no, it requests a range of bytes.

> How can I get this block number? Does it belong to some certain struct in
> the kernel code?

It is in the protocol header; the "from" and "len" fields of struct
nbd_request.

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