Re: [microblaze-uclinux] /etc/mta?

[John Williams <jwilliams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Doring,

Döring Thomas wrote:

> what exactly is /etc/mta and how do I menuconfigure it into my kernel?

I expect it's a truncation of /etc/mtab, which is the file used to track 
mounted filesystems.

Some userlevel apps that care about mounted filesystems will play with 
it, I think there are C library calls for manipulating it.

Since /etc is read-only in a typical romfs/cramfs system, you'd need to 
make it instead a symlink to /etc/config/mtab.  Examples of this sort of 
thing can be found in petalinux-dist/vendors/PetaLogix/common/common.mak.

Regards,

John

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