Daniel Maher wrote: > [r...@host_166 ~]# mount -t pohmel -o idx=1 none pohtest/ > mount: unknown filesystem type 'pohmel' > > Where exactly does the mount.pohmel (or equivalent) come from ?
It occured to me that there mustn't necessarily be a userspace mount tool. A peek into /proc/filesystems hints at the possibility of pohmelfs : [r...@host_166 ~]# cat /proc/filesystems | grep poh nodev pohmel Cross-referencing then, then against /etc/filesystems, we discover a discrepancy : [r...@host_166 pohtest]# cat /etc/filesystems | grep poh [r...@host_166 pohtest]# By adding « nodev pohmel » to /etc/filesystems, mount successfully recognised the pohmel type : [r...@host_166 ~]# mount -t pohmel -o idx=1 none pohtest/ [r...@host_166 ~]# df | grep poh none 154590376 10007348 144583028 7% /root/pohtest [r...@host_166 ~]# ls pohtest/ pohmel_test So, there we go - all solved. For reference, this was all performed on a fresh installation of Fedora 8, so YMMV. Cheers ! -- dan. _______________________________________________ Pohmelfs mailing list [email protected] http://www.ioremap.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pohmelfs
