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From: "John Zielinski" <grimr@home.com>
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Subject: Anyone else kernel mounting a filesystem that has a block device?
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 15:24:01 -0500
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I'm going to be mounting a filesystem that uses a block device from inside
the kernel.  This mount will not be visible from userland nor can it be
unmounted from userland.  Is anyone else doing something like this so we can
coordinate on the changes needed to fs/super.c?

John


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