So is this problem related to the information in /proc/mounts at all? Or is it purely a mount(8) problem? It seems we have two proposed solutions:
1. Add an explicit -t option using the type from fstab 2. Remove the explicit device specification, and let mount look it up itself
Debian previously did #2, but changed because of this bug:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=254724
which sounds a bit unclear, but seems to have at least worked around a real problem. Any objections to #1?
So is this problem related to the information in /proc/mounts at all? Or is it
purely a mount(8) problem?
It seems we have two proposed solutions:
1. Add an explicit -t option using the type from fstab
2. Remove the explicit device specification, and let mount look it up itself
Debian previously did #2, but changed because of this bug:
http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 254724
which sounds a bit unclear, but seems to have at least worked around a real
problem. Any objections to #1?