Frank Hofmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone actually come up with reasons why HAL should not simply mount
> all filesystem types found on such a medium, onto different mountpoints
> (/media/hsfsmnt, /media/udfsmnt, ... ?) ?
This ha sbeen discussed before and Artem seems to have problems with it.
I do not understand these problems and I believe that users would quickly
understand the background. It would even help to understand the merits and the
drawbacks od the different filesystems.
> One could argue that on a writeable medium, double detection should lead
> to a refusal to mount. On a readonly medium, though, there can be no harm
> in allowing all ways in.
> Now how to find out whether a medium doesn't allow writes ... another
> problem, but again, workaround would be to simply mount all multiple
> detections - but all readonly.
I believe that HAL will mount all media readonly, isn't it?
> Note: There's no proper solution to 'hybrids' but to access them via all.
> As Vista generates ISO9660/UDF hybrids where the ISO9660 side only says
> 'this needs UDF', someone else can easily create an iso9660/udf hybrid
> where the other is true, and the udf side says 'look at this via iso9660
> and you see' - just showing one-of-a-hybrid always puts the problem up
> that you might show the one that doesn't contain what you want to see. For
> the user, it counts that all is there. If it's in the expected/hoped-for
> place, for the better, but to start with, better have it than not.
mkisofs allows to use the options:
- -hide for ISO-9660 and RR
- -hide-joliet for Joliet
- -hide-udf for UDF
to prevent files from appearing in one of the possible filesystems.
Jörg
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