BusyBox Mount
Hi
I want to mount the first partion of my compact flash in a users home folder during bootup. This partion should be owned by the user and be read write and executable. I am using the command:
mount -t vfat /dev/xsa1 /home/Dak
in the rcS startup script. This works fine but it is owned by the root, if I try to change the ownership with chown as root it says that Operation not permitted, if I Chmod to 777 it appears to take but when you ls -l it out it says that it is onlt rw by the owner root.
Any suggestions
khollan
Signature · 2 lines
View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/BusyBox-Mount-tf4244254.html#a12077740 Sent from the linuxppc-embedded mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Hi Khollan,
try to use:
mount -t vfat -ouid=uuu,gid=ggg /dev/xsa1 /home/Dak
where uuu is the User ID of your user and ggg is its Group ID.
Cheers,
Wolfgang
Quoted 12 lines · khollan
Hi
I want to mount the first partion of my compact flash in a users home folder during bootup. This partion should be owned by the user and be read write and executable. I am using the command:
mount -t vfat/dev/xsa1/home/Dak
in the rcS startup script. This works fine but it is owned by the root, if I try to change the ownership with chown as root it says that Operation not permitted, if I Chmod to 777 it appears to take but when you ls -l it out it says that it is onlt rw by the owner root.
Any suggestions
khollan