Hi Alexander,
If I have a filesystem that is guaranteed to be mounted no more (and no
less) than once how do I find the vfsmount structure by given superblock?
I tried:
mnt = list_entry(&sb->s_mounts, struct vfsmount, mnt_list);
and
mnt = list_entry(&sb->s_mounts, struct vfsmount, mnt_instances);
and they both point to garbage. I think ->mnt_list is expected to be wrong
as it is headed by vfsmntlist.prev and not by &sb->s_mounts but
->mnt_instances should work (judging from add_vfsmnt()), no?
Also, am I right in thinking that ->mnt_dirname is on its way out as the
correct way to get the dirname is by using d_path() on ->mnt_root? (as
get_filesystem_info() does).
Regards,
Tigran
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