Re: Get rid of /etc/mtab ?
(btw, please don't cc me on list posts)
Previously Goswin Brederlow wrote:
> /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 / ext3 rw 0 0
>
> Always(?) the first entry.
Maybe on your machine. Not everyone uses devfs (only a minority do)
> As in my other mail: Does the kernel know about the bind option or is
> that mount intern?
Kernel knows about it (see mount manpage or try google for more info)
> That is probably the hardest to fix since mount realy only mounts the
> loopback device. Somehow the kernel would have to notice or be told
> that mount does the losetup and not the user.
The kernel doesn't (and argueably shouldn't) care.
> > - Diskquota quota options are not reflected
>
> Again, does anything break there?
Yes.
> I gues the kernel does now about the quotas options, otherwise quotas
> wouldn't work, right? So they could be shown in /proc/mounts with some
> additional code when generating the file?
Feel free to patch the kernel. You can rely on that being present about
2 major kernel revisions after the patch has been accepted though (ie
not for another couple of years).
> It works. I use(d) it on several maschines.
It works for you. It doesn't in all cases. And a readonly / is only
useful in a minority of cases so I think we're better of just writing
down how to go about using a readonly / instead of adding
yet-another-obscure-option to the installation process.
Wichert.
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