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#1 Re: Working with network block devices Posted by wuzzeb (64.5.xx.xx) on Thu 2 Aug 2007 at 10:23 for i in $(seq 1 100) ; do echo $i > /mnt/nbd/$i; done Should probably be echo $i > /mnt/remote/$i Secondly, (I haven't tried nbd yet), but for the xen configuration it seems like you pass the device file name to use to nbd-client... why not just put the server and port into the device filename... something like # ndb-client server 1234 /dev/ndb.server.1234 And then in the xen configuration use /dev/ndb.server.1234,sda3,w

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