File system mount options. Values cover both Linux fstab/mount options and macOS mount flags. Reference (Linux): mount(8) — Linux man page Reference (macOS): mount(8) — Apple man page
Values
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Mount read-write. |
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Mount read-only. |
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All writes are synchronous (macOS flag name; see also SYNC). |
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Disallow program execution. |
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Ignore setuid bits. |
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Union with underlying file system (macOS). |
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All writes are asynchronous. |
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Do not show in Finder (macOS). |
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Filesystem was mounted automatically (macOS). |
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Filesystem is journaled (macOS HFS+). |
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Mandatory access control multi-label (macOS). |
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Do not update inode access times. |
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Disallow device file access. |
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Enable filesystem-level compression (btrfs, APFS). |
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Update inode access times. |
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Do not update inode access times. |
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Allow automatic mounting (Linux fstab). |
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Disable automatic mounting (Linux fstab). |
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Apply SELinux context label (Linux). |
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Apply SELinux filesystem context label (Linux). |
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Apply SELinux default context label (Linux). |
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Apply SELinux root context label (Linux). |
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Use kernel default mount options (Linux fstab). |
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Allow device file access (Linux). |
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Disallow device file access. |
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Update directory access times (Linux). |
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Do not update directory access times (Linux). |
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Synchronize directory updates (Linux). |
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Allow program execution (Linux). |
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Disallow program execution. |
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Allow group members to mount (Linux fstab). |
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Enable inode version tracking (Linux). |
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Disable inode version tracking (Linux). |
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Enable mandatory locking (Linux). |
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Disable mandatory locking (Linux). |
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Network filesystem device (Linux fstab). |
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Do not fail boot if mount fails (Linux fstab). |
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Update atime only on reads (less frequently) (Linux). |
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Disable relatime behavior (Linux). |
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Always update access times (Linux). |
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Do not always update access times (Linux). |
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Delay writing to disk; batch atime updates (Linux). |
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Disable lazytime behavior (Linux). |
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Honor setuid bits (Linux). |
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Ignore setuid bits. |
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Suppress certain kernel warning messages (Linux). |
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Enable kernel warning messages (Linux). |
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Allow the device owner to mount (Linux fstab). |
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Remount an already-mounted filesystem (Linux). |
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Mount read-only. |
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Mount read-write. |
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All I/O is synchronous. |
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Allow unprivileged user to mount (Linux fstab). |
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Disallow unprivileged user to mount (Linux fstab). |
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Allow any user to mount (Linux fstab). |
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Disallow following symbolic links (Linux, macOS). |
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Automatically determine filesystem types (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Do not canonicalize paths (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Disable loop device auto-detection (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Mount a specific subdirectory (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Override mount owner UID (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Override mount group GID (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Override mount permission mode (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Apply ID-mapped mount (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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Create mountpoint directory if missing (Linux fstab x-mount extension). |
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FAT/VFAT: set uid for all files. |
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FAT/VFAT: set gid for all files. |
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FAT/VFAT: permissions mask for files owned by uid. |
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FAT/VFAT: permissions mask for files owned by others. |
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FAT/VFAT: allow setuid execution. |
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FAT/VFAT: allow setgid execution. |
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FAT/VFAT: permission mode for files. |
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HFS+: protect root directory (macOS). |
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HFS+: use mount point from superblock. |
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Enable verbose output during mount. |
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FAT: filesystem volume prefix. |
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FAT/NTFS: volume label. |
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Reserved mount option. |
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Root filesystem mount option. |
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FAT: block size. |
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Enable group disk quotas. |
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Disable all disk quotas. |
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Enable disk quotas. |
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Enable user disk quotas. |
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devpts: create a new private instance. |
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devpts: mode for the ptmx device file. |
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FAT/VFAT: overall permission umask. |
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FAT/VFAT: umask applied to directories. |
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FAT/VFAT: umask applied to files. |
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FAT: allow updating timestamps for user-owned files. |
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FAT: check file system consistency on mount. |
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FAT: codepage for short filename conversion. |
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FAT: convert line endings (text conversion mode). |
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FAT/UMSDOS: CVF format driver name. |
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FAT/UMSDOS: CVF format options. |
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Enable debug output for filesystem. |
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Enable TRIM/discard for SSD-friendly block reclaim. |
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FAT: emulate DOS 1.x floppy drive behavior. |
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FAT: error handling behavior (continue, remount-ro, panic). |
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FAT: FAT type (12, 16, or 32). |
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NFS-specific mount option. |
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FAT: timezone offset. |
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FAT: time offset in seconds from UTC. |
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FAT: suppress some messages. |
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FAT: make root directory read-only. |
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FAT: only show executable files. |
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UFS: immutable flag for system files. |
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FAT/VFAT: flush write operations frequently. |
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FAT: use free cluster count from boot sector. |
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FAT: use dot and dot-dot entries. |
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FAT: do not use dot and dot-dot entries. |
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FAT: allow dot files. |
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ISO 9660: use POSIX permissions. |
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FAT/VFAT: do not use numeric tail for 8.3 filenames. |
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FAT/VFAT: use UTF-8 encoding. |
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FAT/VFAT: short file name conversion mode. |
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HFS: creator type for new files. |
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HFS: file type for new files. |
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FAT/VFAT: umask for directories. |
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FAT/VFAT: umask for files. |
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HFS: session number for multi-session CDROMs. |
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HFS: partition number. |
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FAT: case sensitivity. |
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ISO 9660: skip filesystem consistency check. |
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ISO 9660: ignore Rock Ridge extensions. |
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ISO 9660: ignore Joliet extensions. |
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ISO 9660: map non-compliant filenames. |
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ISO 9660: show hidden files. |
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ISO 9660: block size. |
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ISO 9660: ignore file size discrepancies. |
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ISO 9660: sector block size offset for the filesystem. |
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UFS: enable undelete support. |
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UDF: store data in ICB (in-core block). |
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UDF: do not store data in ICB. |
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UDF: use short allocation descriptors. |
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UDF: use long allocation descriptors. |
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UDF: disable strict compliance mode. |
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Charset for filename encoding (e.g. iso8859-1). |
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Resize the filesystem. |
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NTFS: disable journal integrity checking. |
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NTFS: enable journal integrity checking. |
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NLS national language support charset. |
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Translate unicode to Latin-1 (VFAT). |
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OverlayFS: lower directory layers. |
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OverlayFS: upper (writable) directory. |
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OverlayFS: work directory for overlay operations. |
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Enable user-space extended attributes. |
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ReiserFS: enable directory redirect. |
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ReiserFS: enable directory index (htree). |
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Filesystem UUID. |
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Enable NFS re-export of the filesystem. |
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ReiserFS: inode number extender. |
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OverlayFS: enable metadata-only copy-up. |
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Btrfs: allow unsafe metadata writes (volatile). |
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Btrfs: hash algorithm for checksums. |
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Btrfs: enable hashed relocation. |
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Btrfs: disable unhashed relocation. |
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ReiserFS: disable border flushing heuristic. |
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ReiserFS: disable journaling. |
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ReiserFS: disable file tailing packing. |
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ReiserFS: replay journal only, do not mount. |
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Enable user-extended attributes. |
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Enable POSIX access control lists. |
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Enable write barrier for journaling filesystems. |
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UBIFS: enable bulk read optimization. |
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UBIFS: disable bulk read optimization. |
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UBIFS: enable data CRC checking. |
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UBIFS: disable data CRC checking. |
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Enable transparent filesystem compression. |
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UFS: filesystem type variant. |
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UFS: error recovery behavior (panic, lock, umount, repair). |
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USB: default uid for device files. |
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USB: default gid for device files. |
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USB: default mode for device files. |
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USB: default uid for bus files. |
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USB: default gid for bus files. |
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USB: default mode for bus files. |
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USB: default uid for list files. |
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USB: default gid for list files. |
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USB: default mode for list files. |
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dm-verity: hash device for integrity verification. |
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dm-verity: root hash of the hash tree. |
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dm-verity: file containing the root hash. |
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dm-verity: offset of the hash tree in the hash device. |
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dm-verity: Forward Error Correction (FEC) device. |
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dm-verity: offset of FEC data in the FEC device. |
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dm-verity: number of FEC parity bytes. |
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dm-verity: signature file for the root hash. |
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dm-verity: action on corruption (ignore, restart, panic). |
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Mount image file via loop device. |
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Byte offset into the image file for loop mount. |
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Size limit for loop mount. |
Used by
DiskMounttype: A file system mounted on an Endpoint, identified by its device and mount point (for example C: on Windows or / on Linux and macOS).
Example
Example
"READ_WRITE"