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Determining the type of mount point (eg. floppy, cdrom, remote)
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Determining the type of mount point (eg. floppy, cdrom, remote)


  • Subject: Determining the type of mount point (eg. floppy, cdrom, remote)
  • From: "Huyler, Christopher M" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 10:14:33 -0400
  • Thread-topic: Determining the type of mount point (eg. floppy, cdrom, remote)

The finder seems to know what type of file system has been mounted because it displays a Globe for remote systems, a disk for floppy disks and a hard-drive for local file systems.

At the darwin level, I can find out what type of file system is mounted (eg. smbfs nfs afp for remote, hfs for local), but other than making an asumption that hfs is going to be local and nfs is going to be remote, I have no way of knowing for sure.

How can I find out this information about mounted file systems?


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Christopher Huyler
Computer Associates
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