Greg KH wrote:
What other, specific sysfs files are you going to want to create?
What is the hierarchy going to look like?
What is the contents of the file going to look like?
You make a very good point. We have not agreed on the heirarchy and file
contents, and we need to do so before continuing.
Some _very rough_ ideas include
/sys/xen/version/{major minor extra version build}
/sys/xen/domain/{dom0 dom1 ... domn} (each domain could be a dir. with
attributes)
/sys/xen/hypervisor/{scheduler cpu memory}
/sys/xen/migrate/{hosts_to, hosts_from}
These will be text files with simple attrributes. Most will be
read-only. It is kind of fun to think about creating a domain by doing
something like
cat $domain_config > /sys/xen/domain/new
but there are some ugly aspects of doing so. Likewise it would be good
to add a potential migration host by writing an ip address to
/sys/xen/migrate/hosts_to
Again, we need to get this solidified before going further.
I think this is happening as you are trying to port your code that
currently uses /proc (and file names there) to use sysfs instead, right?
To do this correctly, you need to stop thinking about file names and
paths, and start thinking about the hierarchy and relationship between
the files, which will allow you to create a tree of kobjects easier.
yes
If you answer the questions above, I think we can work to figure this
out.
Excellent, we will work on doing so.
I should be happy you didn't try to post them using Notes :)
Make that two of us :)
--
Mike D. Day
STSM and Architect, Open Virtualization
IBM Linux Technology Center
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