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Virtio-blk Loadable Device Driver for TempleOS
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README.md

bdt-virtio-blk

Virtio-blk Loadable Device Driver for TempleOS

Virtio-blk Loadable Device Driver for TempleOS

details

Mount a Virtio block device in TempleOS on QEMU, without having to recompile the Kernel. Re-assigns drive letter A to BDT_VIRTIO_BLK device.

usage

  • Clone the repo, create a RedSea ISO.C disk image using RedSeaExplorer for Windows or redseafs for Linux.
  • Load the driver #include "MakeVirtioBlk";
  • Mount the block device MountVirtioBlk;
  • Format (if new device) Fmt('A',,FALSE,FSt_REDSEA);