>dcss2:~# mount /dev/dcssblk/USR /usr
>mount /dev/dcssblk/USR /usr
>dcss2:~# df
>df
>Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
>/dev/dasd/0150/part1 174248 104572 60684 64% /
>/dev/dasd/0151/part1 396744 360588 15676 96% /usr
>/dev/dcssblk/USR 396744 360588 15676 96% /usr
>If I overmount, I see both partitions.
>Is this a VFS bug, or a DCSSBLK bug, or what?
No BUG involved in the dcssblk or the vfs here. The df tool looks at
/etc/mtab which is only updated when writeable unlike the kernel info
found in /proc/mounts. (try to issue "mount" without arguments versus "cat
/proc/mounts" to see the effekt).
with kind regards
Carsten Otte
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I saw screens of green, red messages too, then came blue, shubidu
And i think to myself, what a wonderful world
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17/02/2004 07:05 PM
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Subject: Re: DCSS permission question
A little weirdness with the DCSSBLK driver:
dcss2:~# mount /dev/dcssblk/USR /usr
mount /dev/dcssblk/USR /usr
dcss2:~# df
df
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/dasd/0150/part1 174248 104572 60684 64% /
/dev/dasd/0151/part1 396744 360588 15676 96% /usr
/dev/dcssblk/USR 396744 360588 15676 96% /usr
If I overmount, I see both partitions.
Is this a VFS bug, or a DCSSBLK bug, or what?
Adam
