Where can i set the manually the correct mountpoints

[puschi]

Hi.

The new setup of the mountpoint of openvix3.0 shows me all time a ext4 partition, even if i use a ext2 partition on a usb stick. Is it a bug?

In /proc/mounts, my usb stick is mounted as a ext4 device, what is wrong! I've format and test it on a linux machine: it is still a ext2 partition.


Where can i set manually the correct mountpoint of the usb stick to ext2?


I can't find a normal /usr/etc/automount file for the mountpoints, so it is moved to a unknown place.


Thanks

[Rob van der Does]

What build is your box on?
What is the output of 'blkid'?

[puschi]

What build is your box on?
What is the output of 'blkid'?

The build is: openvix-3.0.343

blkid say's:

/dev/sdb1: UUID="a8b34921-3fa9-4152-bad2-a4d982b74514" TYPE="ext3"
/dev/sda1: LABEL="DUO" UUID="f5eb73d4-e309-434f-9c67-913a610517af" TYPE="ext2"


but in /proc/mounts is written:

/dev/sda1 /media/hdd ext4 rw,relatime, ...

and the mount manager says: EXT4.

If i try to change the /proc/mounts file to ext2, it is overwritten directly from the kernel..

Is this right?

[Rob van der Does]

'blkid' tells you the truth, and that seems to be correct indeed.
Mountmanager uses the drivers to establish the file-format. As the drivers are Ext4-drivers, the outcome will always show 'Ext4', also if the truth is 'Ext2' or 'Ext3'.