Re: [Win4Lin-users] Re: Comments From Linux Central (fwd)

[Larry Marshall]

> loop filesystems are not default readonly, although i'm assuming

I agree.

> you're correct about iso9660 filesystems (never having used one myself).

One need only do it once, try to delete something, change file
parameters or whatever and you'll find that Linux will return
"Read-only file system".  

> how about a better example, then.  either the "ro" flag, or:
> 
>    mount -oloop -tiso9660 isofilename mount_point_directory
> 
> (to make sure the user will force read-only either because he specifies
>  it, or the kernel verifies that it's iso9660 and therefore readonly-only.)

If it'll make you happy.  

Cheers --- Larry
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