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Isn't "mount -t reiserfs" userspace though? Presumably removing reiserfs from the kernel would also break that use of the 'mount' syscall.
by TheDong 5y ago
Isn't "mount -t reiserfs" userspace though? Presumably removing reiserfs from the kernel would also break that use of the 'mount' syscall.
- djur 5y agoThe syscall would return ENODEV, just like any other case where a user attempts to mount a filesystem type that isn't compiled for the running kernel.