Fix backing block device ordering when fetching from QEMU#2954
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Fix backing block device ordering when fetching from QEMU#2954
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…ing from QEMU Backing nodes with the highest index represent the oldest layers and should be ordered first. This change also fixes an issue where the correct root block node was not fetched when creating a snapshot of a running instance. Signed-off-by: Piotr Resztak <[email protected]>
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Backing nodes with the highest index represent the oldest layers and should be ordered first. This change also fixes an issue where the correct root block node was not fetched when creating a snapshot of a running instance.