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libzbc functions operate using a device handle obtained by executing the zbc_open() function. The path specified to identify a device can point to a regular file, a block device file (/dev/sdX)or an SG node device file (/dev/sgY). As host-aware devices are backward-compatible with regular block device files (device type/signature 0x00), a host-aware device will always be accessible either through a block device file as well as its SG node device file. For host-managed devices, the different device type and device signature require kernel support for block device files to be enabled. Kernel support for host-managed devices has been added with Linux kernel 4.10. For older kernels, host-managed devices will be accessible only through their SG node device files. Kernel support for the ZAC host-managed device signature (0xabcd) was introduced in kernel 3.18. Any kernel older than this version will not create an SG node device file for ZAC host-managed devices connected to an AHCI SATA port on the target host. Regular files and block device files for regular devices can be used to operate libzbc in emulation mode. This will enable exposing the target file or block device as a host-managed zoned device.
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I am trying to interface with a C library libzbc using jnr-ffi. The first function call zbc_open works and returns a pointer to a open device. Then the next call to zbc_get_device_info causes a JVM crash.
What is the cause? How to solve it? I think the error is somewhere in the interface of zbc or my passing parameters but searching for any documentation for JNR yielded no helpful results in google.The crash happens too if i omit the array part in the structure.
I am using the project of jnr-fuse as a starting point because my goal is to write a FUSE filesystem.
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Answered 2017-Oct-28 at 08:13The declaration of Struct is incorrect. The fields are not declared. Try to use the following declaration:
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