Rob Landley wrote:
But no, this one's clearly a kernel error. If the kernel is giving write
errors against the device afterwards, than the kernel's internal state
toggled successfully, which is all the mount syscall was trying to do. Mount
is just reporting whether or not the syscall succeeded, not whether or not it
should have. :)
OK, so there are actually two separate bugs, it seems: one that
remounting a RO media in the RW mode succeeds (this "works" for any RO
media, as far as I can tell) and the second (this one is specific to the
floppy driver only) that a further write to such a falsely rw-remounted
media doesn't return (in the user space) an error.
Regards,
Evgeny
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