transitmount
transitmount is simple rack/removable hard disk management. It mounts partitions not mentioned in fstab, by volume name if available, without needing root intervention. It is intended for desktop machines, either run by unprivileged users or people who often swap hard disks.
| Tags | Boot Filesystems Hardware Installation/Setup Systems Administration |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | Perl |
Recent releases
- 24 Feb 2002 03:42
Release Notes: The inability to function on non-devfs systems has been fixed. The "canonicalization" of device names has been rewritten. Absolute symlinks in /dev are no longer a problem. An RPM package is available.
- 22 Dec 2001 07:15
Release Notes: This release is a partial rewrite. It now also works in systems with devfs enabled, and enhances ext3 filesystem support. It also tries harder to see if a filesystem is already mounted in another place. It should now work with whatever devices the kernel recognizes as containing partitions (i.e. not only IDE and SCSI disks, but flash devices, "diskonchip", XT hard disks, etc.).
- 13 Aug 2001 08:49
Release Notes: transitmount now handles "soft" volume labels, which enables putting a label on all kernel-supported filesystems types. Also, it now really calls e2fsck for ext2 (which didn't work in version 0.2).
- 06 Aug 2001 17:44
Release Notes: This release has better handling of ext2 partitions (now fscks them before mounting), and uses e2label to find their label.
Gouri48
12 May 2001 14:23
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