On 9.III.2004 at 13:35 Joey Hess wrote: > Anton Zinoviev wrote: > > > What about doing something with the mount.d script output? It seems > > > that is designed to allow undoing of mount.d changes, but currently > > > it's thrown away and we have this more hardcoded umount_target > > > instead. > > > > This was designed to work for filesystems like UMSDOS that can not be > > directly mounted and unmounted. > > Hmm, don't follow. It seemed it would work for any fs, and even for > swap.
When the root file system is umsdos, then the base system must be installed in /linux rather than in / (because at boot time the kernel swaps / and /linux and this can not be achieved later by any mount option). Because of that the mount.d script for umsdos has to mount to /target2, remove /target and create symlink /target -> /target2/linux. I commited the changes for enabling swap during file system creation. Anton Zinoviev -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
