Re: how to prevent OS from writing files into my disc?
Re: how to prevent OS from writing files into my disc?
- Subject: Re: how to prevent OS from writing files into my disc?
- From: Oliver Lietz <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 20:00:36 +0200
Am Montag 13 Juli 2009 schrieb Jeffrey Wilson:
> I would like to know if there is a solution to this problem as well.
> I was trying to create some UDF 2.5 filesystems about a year ago. I
> wanted them writable so that I could add data, but I did not want OS X
> to add in a bunch of stuff (basically all the hidden Mac specific
> stuff). Really, there should be a mount option whereby OS X will not
> add the extraneous data. I was unable to find any solution to the
> problem.
>
> Jeff
I have the same problem, see the thread "disable Trash, Spotlight and fsevents
on all optical (udf) discs" on filesystem-dev@ and discrecording@ from
March/April 2008.
The OS should not write to removable disks/discs unless permission is given.
I don't want this fs stuff on my memory cards (photo, phone, etc), rewritable
discs or external firewire drives which are also used by other OSs (FreeBSD).
Please make this a default behaviour.
The OS can always ask for permission to create these files and folders or
write a file to disc/disk (or set a flag) when permission is given forever.
These files and folders do not only pollute the fs, but don't make sense on
most removable disks/discs either.
Btw, I'm not able to login to bug reporter to report this problem finally (the
ADC Bug Reporting Team is informed).
regards,
O.
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