brand/bhyve: Add support for virtio-scsi configuration.#532
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This is a bit more complicated as virtio-scsi controllers support multiple targets, whereas exsting block device drivers supported only one drive per controller instance. This increases the total number of disks to 99, but it preserves the existing logic for non-scsi disks and adds a fatal error when the amount of 16 non-scsi disks is exceeded.
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This code was written by Patrick van der Linden of EFit Partners. I made some modifications and wrote the new manpage content.
This is a bit more complicated as virtio-scsi controllers support multiple targets, whereas exsting block device drivers supported only one drive per controller instance.
This increases the total number of disks to 99, but it preserves the existing logic for non-scsi disks and adds a fatal error when the amount of 16 non-scsi disks is exceeded.