18 Nov
2024
18 Nov
'24
3:49 p.m.
18.11.24 15:08, Michele Calgaro via tde-users:
Access is controlled by udisks or from /etc/fstab! :)
And udisks directly mounts floppy only in RO.
And when you write a record about floppy in /etc/fstab, TDE uses direct
mounting by call mount for it, and that is wrong work also for userspace.
Then I just disabled the direct mounting at a record in /etc/fstab, so
TDE is using udisks for that and udisks reads /etc/fstab and mounts RW
in userspace correctly in this way.
RW access to
floppy is broken in TDE
Access to devices is controlled by the linux kernel, it has nothing to
do with TDE or any DE for that matters User programs simply don't have direct access to
any physical device
in linux, it all happens through kernel system calls and the kernel is
the solely responsible piece of code for reading/writing to any device.
Do you think I have no real old device to test such behavior? :)
Regards, Roman