by which files (hmm...why can't I unmount that file system over
there). Currently this is just the device and inode number of the
file backing the vnd, but hopefully consing up full pathnames can be
done at some point.
distrib Makefiles have been adjusted appropriately. This change made
block devices and char devices look the same to the naive user, and
it is not appropriate.
dev/vndvar.h or dev/ccdvar.h so that struct pool is always available
regardless of multiple inclusion. Actually, ccdconfig.c compiles without
this change but ...
- Refer vnode disk as vnd0 instaed of vnd0c.
- Rename argument to specify vnode disk from special_file to vnode_disk.
- Explain that vnode_disk is a special file or name like vnd0.
- Add one example which uses vnd0 instead of /dev/vnd0c.
- Back to use `rdev' which the name of raw partition, since now opendisk(3)
initializes `buf' except in very trivial case (it is `buf' is NULL).
- Use `rdev' instead of `dev' in verbose output.
- Output `rdev' when warn ioctl failure.
- Use `dev' instead of `rdev' to warn, since latter may not initialized.
- Don't use device file name as a format of warn(). Instead, pass "%s"
explicitly.
- Add optional "geomspec" argument as third argument when configuring
a vnode disk. Format is: secsize/secpertrack/trackpercyl/ncylinders,
e.g. 512/18/2/80.
- Add optional "-t typename" argument, mutually exclusive with "geomspec",
that will look up "typename" in /etc/disktab and use the geometry
specified in the entry.
- Update verbose output accordingly.
lukem