How to mount a device /dev/sdb2 in opensuse ?

Xeratul · 10-10-2022, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by boughtonp

To extend that insane comparison, nobody is required to provide smokers with a source of nicotine.

If anyone knows how to do what you want and doesn't think it's a bad idea, they will doubtless provide respond.

Alternatively you could try asking the people who added the restriction: if you can justify your reasons to them, they are best placed to provide a solution.

ah.

Fact:
The same operation works with devuan, but not with opensuse.

pan64 · 10-10-2022, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Xeratul

ah.

Fact:
The same operation works with devuan, but not with opensuse.

In that case you only need to specify exactly the environment and we will be able to reproduce it.

mrmazda · 10-10-2022, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Xeratul

The same operation works with devuan, but not with opensuse.

openSUSE is built on a SUSE foundation, where QA, safety and security are more strict than in the average open source distro. Ability to mount multiple devices with identical UUIDs is antithetical to data preservation and safety.

Xeratul · 10-12-2022, 02:22 PM

likely the lock is into systemd

i
use the chimera kernel for amd64 because the opensuse one isnt great at all

the soft is cool but kernel usually non so much hardware related ok.

Xeratul · 10-12-2022, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by mrmazda

openSUSE is built on a SUSE foundation, where QA, safety and security are more strict than in the average open source distro. Ability to mount multiple devices with identical UUIDs is antithetical to data preservation and safety.

not true

the base cares about uuid but the kernel alone without base just lives well with dev.

mrmazda · 10-12-2022, 04:09 PM

This thread won't change the fact that duplicate UUIDs are a recipe for corruption, no matter the distro, especially when the host filesystem is BTRFS. A dev name is only one name associated with a block device. You may be able to make one with duplicate UUID mount, but the duplicate name(s) provide the means to corrupt.