Sortix volatile manual
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NAME
iso9660fs — iso 9660 filesystem driverSYNOPSIS
iso9660fs | [-bf] [-o mount-options] [-p path] device mountpoint |
DESCRIPTION
iso9660fs mounts the ISO 9660 aka ECMA-119 filesystem on the device for reading at the mountpoint. iso9660fs forks and runs in the background once the filesystem has been mounted.- -b, --background
- Run in the background in a subprocess after successfully mounting. This is the default behavior.
- -f, --foreground
- Run in the foreground and do not detach in a subprocess.
- -o mount-options
-
Mount the filesystem with the following comma-separated mount-options:
- cache=size
- Sets the filesystem cache to the specified size, which is measured in an optional suffix: % for percent of system memory, K for KiB, M for MiB, or G for GiB. The default is 10% of the system memory.
- nosusp
- Disable the System Use Share Protocol and therefore Rock Ridge.
- norock
- Disable the Rock Ridge extensions.
- ro
- Mount the filesystem as read-only. This option is the default behavior and write support is not possible.
- -p, --pretend-mount-path=path
- When answering requests about where the filesystem is mounted, reply with this path instead of the actual mountpoint in tcgetblob(2). This behavior is useful for chroot(2) environments.
- LABEL=label
- Search for a filesystem with this label as the volume identifier.
- ABSTRACT_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the abstract file id.
- APPLICATION_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the application id.
- BIBLIOGRAPHIC_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the bibliographic file id.
- COPYRIGHT_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the copyright file id.
- DATA_PREPARER_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the data preparer id.
- PUBLISHER_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the publisher id.
- VOLUME_SET_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the volume set id. This identifier may be a good choice for the filesystem search if it has been set to a unique value.
- SYSTEM_ID=value
- Search for a filesystem with this value as the system id that can interpret the boot data.
- UUID=creation-time
- Search for a filesystem with this creation-time in the YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS-CC format, without respecting the time zone field. uuid. This identifier is generally recommended for filesystem searches to avoid mounting the wrong filesystem, but may not be unique, and another identifier may be better suited depending on the volume.
IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
If -f, then iso9660fs signals readiness when it has successfully mounted the filesystem.ASYNCHRONOUS EVENTS
- SIGTERM
- Request daemon termination. iso9660fs will exit after gracefully unmounting the filesystem.
EXIT STATUS
If -b, iso9660fs exits 0 after successfully mounting the filesystem and serving requests in a background process.EXAMPLES
$ iso9660fs /dev/foo0 /mnt $ ls /mnt $ unmount /mnt