Bob McGowan wrote:
On further consideration, there are other places where things could be
happening, before the "system" is fully started, meaning before the
'mount' options you're using would have any effect.
These don't necessarily do anything (in the "write" sense ;), but are
places to consider checking: BIOS, grub/lilo/other boot loader, kernel
and kernel options for startup, initrd.
The BIOS should be completely fs-agnostic, but yes, actually, the first
stage of the boot loader most certainly doesn't care about the fstab, and if
it's a good boy, then it *might* increment the count.
After that, the fstab should be taken into account, but maybe the mount
count still isn't covered by the ro option. Wild guess: if it's not the
mount command, then.. fsck?
Better start digging some facts.
These days, you need to know udev and udev rules files format (which I
don't), to figure out where and how to set this up.
Perhaps someone else on the list would have some ideas for you on how to
do this?
http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html
This is a good reference, although maybe a bit outdated considered the
recent developments. Shouldn't be anything significant if at all, and
definitely enough for that.
-thib
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