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[VU+ Solo] Where can i set the manually the correct mountpoints

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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
 
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?
 
'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'.
 

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