ladybird/Base/etc/fstab

# Root file system. This is a fake entry which gets ignored by `mount -a`;
# the actual logic for mounting root is in the kernel.
/dev/hda	/	ext2	nodev,nosuid,ro
# Remount /bin, /dev, /root, and /home while adding the appropriate permissions.
/dev	/dev	bind	bind,nosuid,ro
/bin	/bin	bind	bind,nodev,ro
/etc	/etc	bind	bind,nodev,nosuid
/home	/home	bind	bind,nodev,nosuid
/root	/root	bind	bind,nodev,nosuid
/var	/var	bind	bind,nodev,nosuid

none	/proc	proc	nosuid
none	/dev/pts	devpts	noexec,nosuid,ro
none	/tmp	tmp	nodev,nosuid
Kernel+Base: Mount root as nodev,nosuid Then bind-mount /dev and /bin while adding back the appropriate permissions :^) 2020-01-12 19:40:50 +03:00			# Root file system. This is a fake entry which gets ignored by `mount -a`;
			`# the actual logic for mounting root is in the kernel.`
Kernel+Base: Mount root filesystem read-only :^) We remount /home and /root as read-write, to keep the ability to modify files there. /tmp remains read-write, as it is mounted from a TmpFS. 2020-05-28 18:06:13 +03:00			`/dev/hda / ext2 nodev,nosuid,ro`
			`# Remount /bin, /dev, /root, and /home while adding the appropriate permissions.`
			`/dev /dev bind bind,nosuid,ro`
			`/bin /bin bind bind,nodev,ro`
Base: Mount /etc as read/write Let's be reasonable and have a writable /etc by default. 2020-07-28 20:07:01 +03:00			`/etc /etc bind bind,nodev,nosuid`
Kernel+Base: Mount root filesystem read-only :^) We remount /home and /root as read-write, to keep the ability to modify files there. /tmp remains read-write, as it is mounted from a TmpFS. 2020-05-28 18:06:13 +03:00			`/home /home bind bind,nodev,nosuid`
			`/root /root bind bind,nodev,nosuid`
utmpupdate: Add a program for updating /var/run/utmp To keep track of ongoing terminal sessions, we now have a sort-of traditional /var/run/utmp file, like other Unix systems. Unlike other Unix systems however, ours is of course JSON. :^) The /bin/utmpupdate program is used to update the file, which is not writable by regular user accounts. This helper program is set-GID "utmp". 2020-09-06 17:10:27 +03:00			`/var /var bind bind,nodev,nosuid`
Kernel+Base: Mount root as nodev,nosuid Then bind-mount /dev and /bin while adding back the appropriate permissions :^) 2020-01-12 19:40:50 +03:00
Kernel & Userland: Allow to mount image files formatted with Ext2FS 2020-04-06 11:55:08 +03:00			`none /proc proc nosuid`
Kernel+Base: Mount root filesystem read-only :^) We remount /home and /root as read-write, to keep the ability to modify files there. /tmp remains read-write, as it is mounted from a TmpFS. 2020-05-28 18:06:13 +03:00			`none /dev/pts devpts noexec,nosuid,ro`
Kernel & Userland: Allow to mount image files formatted with Ext2FS 2020-04-06 11:55:08 +03:00			`none /tmp tmp nodev,nosuid`