> If devd tells you that some FC mesh just got plugged in and you > interpret that to start a backup onto your dedicated FC drive, then > it matters a lot if it got almost instantly replaced by a USB key. The automounting daemon also needs some kind of instruction about what to do. If I have a usb key that has an unencrypted file system, then you'd want to mount it, but if it has an encrypted one, then you'd want to mount that, which lives at a different address. There also needs to be some smarts to the automount daemon. You'd see that da1s1 arrive, but if there was a DOS file system on it, you'd mount that. If there was a FreeBSD label in it, then you'd want to mount all of da1s1[abdefgh] that exist and have a slice type of ffs. And what if it has a linux file system? The generate case is relatively easy, but these sorts of things get much harder. > I think we should have DEVFS inject "ad0 appeared, type=DISK" to devd > and leave it at that. Where do we get the type information? And do we do slices? WarnerReceived on Tue Jan 25 2005 - 15:50:25 UTC
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