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Prevent partition to get mounted
Sławomir Lach
Posts: 28
in Storage
Hi.
I need to install two Linux OSes and have an option to hibernate both. Problem is, user could mount partition related to second one. In this case, FS can be corrupted. I was trying to use mount special FS for this (create script under /sbin/mount.dontMountMe and add entry to /etc/fstab), but once I tries to mount on another mount point, FS normally mount.
I think I must modify udev rule, but I cannot only prevent from creating symlink, but must prevent from creating device node.
Any suggestion?
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