The Design and Implementation of the Anykernel and Rump Kernels

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3.22 Bridging a tap interface to the host’s re0 ............... 142
3.23sockinattachment............................ 146
3.24 dmesg of USB pass-through rump kernel with mass media attached 151
3.25USBmassstorageconfiguration.................... 154
3.26SCSIdeviceconfiguration ....................... 154
3.27 Attaching USB Hubs .......................... 156
3.28 USB device probe without hostHUBs................. 156
3.29 USB device probe with hostHUBs .................. 157
3.30Filesystemserver............................ 158
3.31 Use of -o rump in /etc/fstab .................... 160
3.32 Implementation of p2k_node_read() ................. 161
3.33Remoteclientarchitecture ....................... 163
3.34 Example invocations lines of rump_server .............. 166
3.35Systemcallhijacking.......................... 173
3.36 Implementation of fork() ontheclientside ............. 179
3.37Localvs.Remotesystemcalloverhead ................ 181
4.1 SourceLinesOfCodeinrumpkernelandselecteddrivers...... 186
4.2 Linesofcodeforplatformsupport................... 187
4.3 Duration for various i386 target builds ................ 190
4.4 Simple compatibility type generation ................. 199
4.5 Generated compatibility types ..................... 199
4.6 Mounting a corrupt FAT FS with the kernel driver in a rump kernel 202
4.7 Valgrindreportingakernelmemoryleak ............... 205
4.8 Flagging an error in the scsitest driver . . .............. 210
4.9 Automatedstacktracelisting ..................... 215
4.10 Memory usage of rump kernels per idle instance ........... 218
4.11Timerequiredtobootstraponerumpkernel ............. 221
4.12Scriptforstarting,configuringandtestinganetworkcluster .... 223
4.13 Time required to start, configure and send an initial packet ..... 224