Hey does anyone know why QNX sets the drive mounts for DOS in the wrong
order? I have
Partition 1 and 2… Fat 32
Partition 3 BeOS
Partition 4 QNX…
under /fs/ QNX sees Partition 2 as Dos-0 and Partition 1 as Dos-1… Any way
to switch them around…
Grrrrr
-John
I think there’s a way to disable the automatic enumeration of drives although
I’ve never bothered to find out how to do it. Unfortunately we don’t (yet)
have any analogy to the /etc/fstab or /etc/vfstab file. In my rc.local I have
this:
umount mount | grep hd0t79.1 | cut -d' ' -f3
mount /dev/hd0t79.1 /export/home
because I have two type 79 partitions and it automatically mounts one of them
under /fs. So, if you wanted to do this, you could unmount them in your
scripts and remount them under whichever names you like (c-dos, d-dos?).
cheers,
John Palaima <jolt@msn.com> wrote:
Hey does anyone know why QNX sets the drive mounts for DOS in the wrong
order? I havePartition 1 and 2… Fat 32
Partition 3 BeOS
Partition 4 QNX…under /fs/ QNX sees Partition 2 as Dos-0 and Partition 1 as Dos-1… Any way
to switch them around…Grrrrr
-John
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