So recent changes from 492694 work, but I recently needed to mount /dev according to fstab and had some problems, as it didn't seem to get mounted. Mount line looks like this: fstabinfo -q $action /dev which I presume is wrong, after removing "-q" it works. Reproducible: Always
The -q option only affects whether or not messages are displayed; it should have no affect on whether /dev is mounted or not. Please undo what you did by removing -q then be more specific about the "problems" that you had. Thanks, William
Sorry about that, I am looking further at fstabinfo...
There is a bug in fstabinfo, but removing the -q isn't the fix. That works, because the issue is that -q makes fstabinfo not try to mount or remount filesystems when it should just not output information. I'll write the fix in a few hours.
This is fixed in commit de18640 and will be included in OpenRC-0.13. In a nutshell, using the -q option on the command line would make fstabinfo not process the mount/remount options. The fix here was to process the mount/remount options, regardless of whether -q was given on the command line.
