> 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. > > What do people think on that ?
If I have a read/writable medium, for example DVD+/-RW, I expect: All my filesystems to be mounted, automatically: multiple DVD icon with appropriate FS designation to appear on my desktop and under /media. All the filesystems to be freely readable and writable, just as if I had inserted a floppy disk into a floppy disk drive. This issue is exacerbated with DVD-RAM, which I happen to have. Media is not easily writable. It's an artifical limitation in the SCSI driver. And it's extremely frustrating. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
