cfs011mount -> error with linux ..

[pcollins]

I want to mount the CF Card, but it doesnt work, why?

I compilied the trunk of fusercfs 2.0.4 and i try to mount.

before mounting "/mnt/ide64" looks like:

drwxrwxrwx  2 root root 4096 Sep 15 13:13 ide64

after mounting with following command: "sudo ./cfs011mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/ide64/" it looks like:

d?????????  ? ?    ?       ?            ? ide64

Why? whats wrong?

kindly regards pcollins/excess

cfs011mount

[Pawel Krol]

Hi pcollins!

It seems to work perfectly fine on my Fedora 36 Linux:

$ mkdir /tmp/ide64
$ ls -l /tmp/ide64
total 0
$ cfs011mount ide.hdd /tmp/ide64
FUSECFS011 v2.0.4 (C) 2005-2020 Kajtar Zsolt (Soci/Singular)
$ ls -l /tmp/ide64
total 2
drwxr-xr-x. 3 pawelkrol pawelkrol 512 Sep 15 16:06 '01 main'

Would you mind dumping the contents of your CF Card into a file and
sharing it? Otherwise there's no way for us to reproduce your issue.

Many thanks!

Best regards,
Pawel Krol.

[pcollins]

Oh, it works right now.
But "only" if I mounting the IMG File and not the CF Card directly.

It should also working with mounting CFCard, right?

[Pawel Krol]

On 16/09/2022 10:21, pcollins wrote:
> Oh, it works right now.
> But "only" if I mounting the IMG File and not the CF Card directly.
>
> It should also working with mounting CFCard, right?

Hi pcollins!

It makes no difference whether you are mounting a CF Card or a disk
file; this is abstracted by the FUSE interface. Hard to tell without
knowing what exact commands you are executing.

[Kajtár Zsolt]

> I want to mount the CF Card, but it doesnt work, why?
>

> after mounting with following command: "sudo ./cfs011mount /dev/sdc1
> /mnt/ide64/" it looks like:

The whole card needs to be mounted not just the partition. This is because the
filesystem header is in the boot block. That partition is only there to let
other systems know that it's not a blank disk and that the covered area should
be left alone.

Please use /dev/sdc instead of /dev/sdc1 and then it'll likely work.

--
-soci-

[pcollins]

Holy Shit.. you are right!

yes, it works! Life could be so easy.

but, next "problem": only the root could use the mountpoint :-(

[John Watson]

You might need to change the permissions of /mnt/ide64. On my system
/mnt/ide64 has:

drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Jan 7 2022 ide64

Try chmod 755 /mnt/ide64

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