On Thu, 20 Feb 1997, Hayao Nakahara wrote:
>Yes you can.
>The followings are some of my /etc/adm/amd.xxx files.
I only add a few tips
>On such configuration, I can
> mount cdrom by accessing "/l/cd",
> mount floppy with ext2 format by "/l/fd"
> mount floopy with fat format by "/l/msdos".
>and explicitly umount cdrom by "amq -u /l/cd", and so forth.
>
>================= /etc/amd/amd.master ======================
>-x fatal,error,user,warn,noinfo,nostats -r -a /a
try add -c 20 -w 20 here
>/n /etc/amd/amd.net
>/home /etc/amd/amd.home
>/l /etc/amd/amd.local
>/r /etc/amd/amd.remote
>================= /etc/amd.amd.local =======================
>cdrom opts:=utimeout=12000,rw,nosuid;dev:=/dev/scd0;fs:=/cdrom;\
> type:=program;\
> mount:="/bin/mount mount -t iso9660 -o ro,nosuid ${dev} ${fs}";\
> unmount:="/bin/umount umount ${fs}"
>fd opts:=utimeout=1200,rw,intr,nosuid;dev:=/dev/fd0;fs:=/floppy;\
> type:=program;\
> mount:="/bin/mount mount -t ext2 ${dev} ${fs}";\
> unmount:="/bin/umount umount ${fs}"
>msdos opts:=utimeout=1200,rw,intr,nosuid;dev:=/dev/fd0;fs:=/floppy;\
> type:=program;\
> mount:="/bin/mount mount -t msdos ${dev} ${fs}";\
> unmount:="/bin/umount umount ${fs}"
you could put these two into one by saying -t auto instead of explicitly
giving the type on the command line. And utimeout=10 unmounts the floppy
almost immediately. Just look at the drive and if the light is off for more
than a few seconds (and you didn't do a big operation lately) it is rather
safe to take it out.
Nils
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