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Simon Glass d40e88a868 blk: Use hex indices for the device name

It is confusing to use decimal values in device names. For example, with
virtio:

  => dm tree
  ...
  pci           5  [ + ]   pci_bridge_drv        |   |-- pci_0:1.5
    virtio        5  [ + ]   virtio-pci.m          |   |   `-- virtio-pci.m#5
   blk           0  [ + ]   virtio-blk            |   |       |-- virtio-blk#5
   partition     0  [ + ]   blk_partition         |   |       |   |-- virtio-blk#5:1
   partition     1  [ + ]   blk_partition         |   |       |   |-- virtio-blk#5:14
   partition     2  [ + ]   blk_partition         |   |       |   |-- virtio-blk#5:15
   partition     3  [ + ]   blk_partition         |   |       |   `-- virtio-blk#5:16
   bootdev       2  [ + ]   virtio_bootdev        |   |       `-- virtio-blk#5.bootdev
   pci           6  [ + ]   pci_bridge_drv        |   |-- pci_0:1.6
   ...
  => ls virtio 0:14
  ** Invalid partition 20 **
  Couldn't find partition virtio 0:14

Fix this by using hex for both the block-device number and the partition.

Signed-off-by: Simon Glass <sjg@chromium.org>

2025-06-28 07:53:25 -06:00

emul_blk.c

virtio: Implement a simple block-device emulator

2025-06-28 06:36:10 -06:00

Kconfig

virtio: Implement a proper sandbox emulator

2025-06-28 06:36:09 -06:00

Makefile

virtio: Implement a simple block-device emulator

2025-06-28 06:36:10 -06:00

sandbox_emul.c

virtio: Implement a proper sandbox emulator