libmount: report kernel message from new API #2809
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This is a very minimalistic implementation for v2.40 designed to print error messages from the kernel. It exclusively displays errors, and the patch does not introduce any new library interface for this purpose. Instead, it simply replaces hardcoded messages within libmount with kernel messages. It's worth noting that the final implementation will necessitate per-hook error handling in libmount and likely a new library API to access other types of messages (warnings, notices, etc.). Signed-off-by: Karel Zak <kzak@redhat.com>
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This is a very minimalistic implementation for v2.40 designed to print error messages from the kernel. It exclusively displays errors, and the patch does not introduce any new library interface for this purpose. Instead, it simply replaces hardcoded messages within libmount with kernel messages.
It's worth noting that the final implementation will necessitate per-hook error handling in libmount and likely a new library API to access other types of messages (warnings, notices, etc.).