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Um, on any Mac OS block device diskXsY has a character device counterpart called rdiskXsY, so rdisk0* is just a character device for accessing the flash. |
Um, on any Mac OS block device diskXsY has a character device counterpart called rdiskXsY, so rdisk0* is just a character device for accessing the flash. |
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| + | on the same topic as above...rdisko is not ramdisk...do you know what ramdisk means? :) |
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| + | Also, maybe add /dev/kmem and /dev/mem as blocked nodes |
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Revision as of 21:49, 28 August 2008
Um, on any Mac OS block device diskXsY has a character device counterpart called rdiskXsY, so rdisk0* is just a character device for accessing the flash.
lol
on the same topic as above...rdisko is not ramdisk...do you know what ramdisk means? :)
Also, maybe add /dev/kmem and /dev/mem as blocked nodes
