Denys Vlasenko wrote:
But what if interface has no IPv6 addresses?
Isn't the whole purpose of DHCP is to *acquire an address*?
For example, I don't use or need IPv6 for now.
I just checked, and as expected, none of my interfaces have
any IPv6 addresses.
What should happen in this case?
Does an
bb-1.22-aug2013-guess_fstype-applet.patch
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klibc has "fstype" binary to detect filesystem types during boot time.
util-linux mount has "mount -guess-fstype" to do the same.
Busybox's volume_id detection is much more powerful than klibc's
fstype, so I'm pr
James B wrote:
klibc has "fstype" binary to detect filesystem types during boot time.
util-linux mount has "mount -guess-fstype" to do the same.
Why not use printf? It's already used in busybox, so it wont be included
just for this applet. I'm sure it would also make the code shorter. (I
do hop
ptimize out the calls to strlen for the constant
> strings.)
>
> How about this:
> char const *type;
> if ((!volume_id_probe_all (id, 0)) && id->type)
> type = id->type;
> else {
> type = "unknown";
> retcode = 1;
> }
> if (argc > 2)
