Mark Harvey

FWIW: I recently 'yum update -y' and the udev issues I was seeing has gone away.. I do see that 'systemd-udev' package was updated (I didn't capture the version before...

To debug udev rules: Update /etc/udev/udev.conf `udev_log="debug"` Don't start mhvtl on boot: `systemctl disable mhvtl.target` Restart the system: In one terminal - monitor systemd via `journalctl -f` In another terminal...

Even though udev is in debug, but it does not appear to make it to /var/log/messages The `journalctl -f` seems to be the only way to capture the info (not...

BTW: What distro and version are you running ? I get no problems with 'openSUSE Leap' I'm just re-checking CentOS7 now...

Most likely I try it out a little later

Thanks for the bug report.. Adding to the 'todo' list :)

Sorry for the delay in responding. If you run 'lsmod | grep vtl' - you should see something like: `# lsmod | grep vtl` `mhvtl 45056 32` otherwise, some hints...

The kernel module build is a unique step. Change directory into kernel module source: `cd mhvtl/kernel` Build the module against the current running kernel: `make` Copy mhvtl.ko to a known...

Hmmm. Never tried with WSL. Let me spin up an environment this week and see if I can reproduce the error

> Hi, i meet the same problem. Following your instructions, i run `modprobe mhvtl opts=0`, and get the following error: > > modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'mhvtl': Exec format...