Robert W. Fuller wrote: > What I don't understand is what happens when you specify your own prototype > mount options table. Then it doesn't recognize the generic options anymore?
Hmm well I figured this one out. In modconf.c, it merges the generic table with the prototype option table specified in vfsdef_v3. Therefore, it will still recognize the generic options. My new question is, why does UFS specify its own prototype mount option table when it doesn't actually appear to do anything useful for UFS? Is this dead code from a day when UFS mount options were parsed in the kernel rather than in mount.c in user space? Or am I missing something more? Regards, Rob _______________________________________________ ufs-discuss mailing list [email protected]
