fs: allow mounting filesystems at / #83672
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Previously, filesystems could not be mounted at '/' because mount points were restricted to being at least 2 characters. Since '/' corresponds to the standard POSIX root filesystem location, reduce the minimum length of a mount point to 1 character. With that, we can mount a POSIX root filesystem. Signed-off-by: Chris Friedt <[email protected]>
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@de-nordic - absolutely, I forgot to link to the original PR, but tests are included in #83368 |
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Previously, filesystems could not be mounted at '/' because mount points were restricted to being at least 2 characters.
Since '/' corresponds to the standard POSIX root filesystem location, reduce the minimum length of a mount point to 1 character.
With that, we can mount a POSIX root filesystem.
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