I am trying to Implement get_default_drive_device for Solaris but its unclear to me what this is supposed to do. It get passed the links in ~/.wine/dosdevices then tries to determine a mount point for them. Reading the Linux code the function only seems to return a mount point if the dosdevices link actually points at a directory something is mounted on. Is this what is supposed to happen, or is it supposed to find the device that the symlinks target directory actually resides on ?
Bob
Robert Lunnon a écrit :
I am trying to Implement get_default_drive_device for Solaris but its unclear to me what this is supposed to do. It get passed the links in ~/.wine/dosdevices then tries to determine a mount point for them. Reading the Linux code the function only seems to return a mount point if the dosdevices link actually points at a directory something is mounted on. Is this what is supposed to happen, or is it supposed to find the device that the symlinks target directory actually resides on ?
Bob
it's supposed to return the path to the device where is mounted (or could be mounted) the directory of name 'root' (so your second option in your mail).
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On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 06:48 pm, Eric Pouech wrote:
Robert Lunnon a écrit :
I am trying to Implement get_default_drive_device for Solaris but its unclear to me what this is supposed to do. It get passed the links in ~/.wine/dosdevices then tries to determine a mount point for them. Reading the Linux code the function only seems to return a mount point if the dosdevices link actually points at a directory something is mounted on. Is this what is supposed to happen, or is it supposed to find the device that the symlinks target directory actually resides on ?
Bob
it's supposed to return the path to the device where is mounted (or could be mounted) the directory of name 'root' (so your second option in your mail).
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Then if (stat( entry->mnt_mountp, &st ) == -1) continue; if (st.st_dev != dev || st.st_ino != ino) continue;
should be if (stat( entry->mnt_mountp, &st ) == -1) continue; if (st.st_dev != dev) continue;
SInce currently the code is looking for the dev AND inode of the target of the link to be the same as the mount directory of a filesystem ?
Bob
if (stat( entry->mnt_mountp, &st ) == -1) continue; if (st.st_dev != dev || st.st_ino != ino) continue;should be if (stat( entry->mnt_mountp, &st ) == -1) continue; if (st.st_dev != dev) continue;
SInce currently the code is looking for the dev AND inode of the target of the link to be the same as the mount directory of a filesystem ?
you don't want to manipulate as a device if the root of the disk in Win32 isn't at the mount point (in Unix world), hence the test on the inode.
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