On 27/05/15 22:19, Andrew Stuart wrote:
What I've done for now to get you at least something to try out is made a
patch which will let you call the rumprun_config_* and rumprun_deconfig_*
functions statically from within the code:
https://gist.github.com/mato/757b8adb9d6eb299f53f
(I unintentionally set the gist to "secret", it's not. No idea how to make
it public after the fact.)
I will just convert Xen to use the json config now. Then you can at least
modify a hardcoded json file instead of code.
(or copypaste the json dumped by rumprun -D, which is probably even simpler, as then
you can test locally and on AWS with the >>same config without thinking, which
is always good)
Am I correct in understanding that Martin has created a patch, which is now
superseded by a change by Antti to rumprun?
Yes, if you use rumprun revision 1ac67013 or subsequent, Martin's patch
is unlikely to apply anymore.
(btw, rumpconfig.c is now in lib/librumprun_base, in case you still need
to hack it)
(and sorry for the churn; I hope you'll find the new world order more
suited for AWS once you get accustomed with it)
