Slackware_mount_md5sum
by John Stockton from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5RHAD)
hi, could anyone this explain to me...
If mount sdc2 partition: mount -t ext4 -o ro /dev/sdc2 /mnt/bob2 then try to write file tihi 1.txtwith command (of course unsuccessfully):
touch /mnt/bob 2/tihi 1.txt
when I do md5sum /dev/sdc2 /
I get a different md5 hash than before, although my partition can only Read-only, I don't why?
best,
John
If mount sdc2 partition: mount -t ext4 -o ro /dev/sdc2 /mnt/bob2 then try to write file tihi 1.txtwith command (of course unsuccessfully):
touch /mnt/bob 2/tihi 1.txt
when I do md5sum /dev/sdc2 /
I get a different md5 hash than before, although my partition can only Read-only, I don't why?
best,
John