On 08/31/2011 01:16 PM, Alexandre Julliard wrote:
Alexandre Goujonale.goujon@gmail.com writes:
@@ -818,6 +818,7 @@ NTSTATUS remove_dos_device( int letter, const char *udi ) if ((path = get_dosdevices_path(&p ))) { p[0] = 'a' + drive->drive;
unlink( path );That's not done on purpose, to make it more likely that we use the same drive letter next time the device is mounted.
Sorry but your explanation doesn't convince me.
Here is a simple test case: - open winecfg then the Drives tab - make sure your fstab contains a mount point for a block device like /dev/cdrom - click Autodetect then apply - $ls -l .wine/dosdevices/ you should see something like k: pointing to the mounted point like /media/cdrom et k:: pointing to /dev/cdrom with k the right letter - remove k then apply k: has been removed but not k::
What happened : when you click on the apply button, apply_drive_changes() is called, then mountmgr_ioctl(), then define_unix_drive(), then remove_dos_device() which unlink() k: but not k::