Re: Who uses the 'nodev' flag in /proc/filesystems ???

[Jan Engelhardt]

>> I see, i didnt know about this. But then pam_mount would need to do
>> special treatment for this. I imagine it has been only coded to work
>> in the case where there is a device to pass to fsck as a parameter.
>
>Yeah, I don't doubt it.  I was just commenting on the nodev aspect of this.
>

But hey, when hostfs is nodev-but-fsckable, then looking for /sbin/fsck.XYZ 
is even better than reading /proc/filesystems...


Jan Engelhardt
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