Hi,
One other light problem with setup.
My /etc/fstab setup for zip drive uses filesystem type 'auto'. The auto mode
should try with all the filesystems 'available'. The available fs are those
compiled in kernel or loadable at time of mount. You can force the
order of try with /etc/filesystems.
I usually mount zips with hfs format. The problem is that /etc/filesystems
does not only impose order or preference, but which fs are tried. So
in my case after rpm setup.rpm, my hfs zips are not auto-recognized, even
with hfs compiled-in in kernel.
I think this can affect other situations also (auto type for reiser partitions
and no reiser in /etc/f.... ? ).
Possible workaround : ??
- No /etc/filesystems: you can auto-detect only compiled in types
- All imaginable fs in /etc/filesystems: one possible solution
- Something like
cat /proc/filesystems > /etc/filesystems
ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/fs/?????? >> /etc/filesystems
perhaps...
Any ideas ?
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