Is there a portable alternative to mount() ?
Does anyone know?
Quoted 1 line · Bryan Christ
Is there a portable alternative to
mount()?
In general, no.
Running the "mount" program will work for simple cases (e.g. "mount <dir>" where <dir> is in /etc/fstab) on most Unix systems.
Beyond that, the names of devices, the types of filesystem which are supported, etc, are all highly platform specific.
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Quoted 1 line · Bryan Christ
Does anyone know?
Do you mean something like the mount command in Busybox ? It has been ported for PPC , ARM , MIPS and many more architectures .
Thanks,
Raseel.
http://www.opensorucedeal.com
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Maybe I need to look into the source for Busybox and see what they do. What I was looking for though is a portable group of functions similar in fucntion to the Linux mount() in sys/mount.h
Quoted 14 lines · Raseel Bhagat
Quoted 1 line · Bryan Christ
Does anyone know?
Do you mean something like the mount command in Busybox ? It has been ported for PPC , ARM , MIPS and many more architectures .
Thanks,
Raseel.
http://www.opensorucedeal.com
http://screwgoth.blogspex.com
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