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add StorageBaseSize in hyperd config #669
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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devicemapper cannot work well in the travis-ci.org |
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StorageBaseSizein hyperd configdeviceMapperwill setSizeas this value if it's larger than 0@gnawux Can you help review this? Thanks! Didn't find any unit tests for the files I touch so I didn't do any :( Checked the travis config, there is no test using
deviceMapperas driver, is there a reason why?Related to #663