Kyle McDonald wrote:
How does one go about increasing the number of
filesystem types 'mount'
understands?
/usr/sbin/mount is really more of a wrapper program. The heavy lifting is done
by /usr/lib/fs/fstype/mount.
So if you create a 'uberfs' filesystem, you might want a
A different question.
What is the recommended way to make lofi device to file mappings permanent?
I remember something about creating your own RC script to create the
devices at boot time, but has there been any developments in this area I
might have missed?
-Kyle
Kyle McDonald wrote:
Kyle McDonald wrote:
A different question.
What is the recommended way to make lofi device to file mappings permanent?
I remember something about creating your own RC script to create the
devices at boot time, but has there been any developments in this area I
might have missed?
What compression types are supported?
Probably only gzip and maybe compress. Would be nice is bzip2 was supported
though.
with gzip hwoever and it didn't like it so I'm not
sure what compression
is used in a .isz. Anyone know? Can I use the same
.isz on both types of
systems?
Probably
Kyle McDonald wrote:
Hi,
I recently read that the option for compression on loopback devices was
put back recently.
This is good news.
Where to look for more info? like:
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/loficc/
and for the approved specification:
Kyle McDonald wrote:
Hi,
I recently read that the option for compression on loopback devices was
put back recently.
It hasn't actually been integrated into the mainline sources yet (should
be soon, probably build 80), though it's obviously included in the
developer preview because that's
Kyle McDonald wrote:
Dave Miner wrote:
We aren't currently using this on the Solaris DVD iso's, and don't
presently have any plans to do so, unless you count the eventual
replacement of the current Solaris media structure with one defined by
Caiman, which is some time off yet.
I was just
Kyle McDonald wrote:
Darren J Moffat wrote:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/arc/caselog/2007/569/materials/spec-final/
What compression types are supported?
I'm specifically hoping to use it on compressed .iso files. In the PC
world there are several utilities that work
