Quoting Giovanni Lovato (her...@aldu.net):
> Thank you serge!
> Yes, I'm able to mknod the devices in the container and then it can use them.
> Why they don't show up automatically like the others?
Are these guests ubuntu 12.04?
See /etc/init/udevtrigger.conf. It's start-on has 'not-container'.
Thank you serge!
Yes, I'm able to mknod the devices in the container and then it can use them.
Why they don't show up automatically like the others?
Giovanni
On 21/mag/2012, at 14:39, Serge Hallyn wrote:
> Just guessing, but
>
> 1. can you mknod the devices in the container? Can the container
Just guessing, but
1. can you mknod the devices in the container? Can the container then
use them?
2. which device are the containers on? I.e. what do pvscan, vgscan,
and lvscan on the host show? Does the container actually have access
to all the physical disks involved as well?
-serge
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