Bug#818495: install: add zdsfs and HMC DVD access fuse file systems

[Hendrik Brueckner]

Package: s390-tools
Version: 1.33.0-1
Severity: normal
Tags:

Hi,

this is another request to include utilities for s390x specific FUSE file
systems. Apart from the already included cmsfs-fuse, I would like to also
these:

The zdsfs FUSE file system can be used to read-only access z/OS physical
sequential and partitioned data sets on DASDs.

And also the hmcdrvfs file system to mount and access removable media
(CD, DVD, USB-sticks) contents on the HMC. A future use case could be
to package this in the udeb to install or retrieve data from a DVD on HMC.

As usual, patch will follow.

Thanks and kind regards,
Hendrik

[Hendrik Brueckner]

Control: tags -1 + patch

Post by Hendrik Brueckner
this is another request to include utilities for s390x specific FUSE file
systems. Apart from the already included cmsfs-fuse, I would like to also
The zdsfs FUSE file system can be used to read-only access z/OS physical
sequential and partitioned data sets on DASDs.
And also the hmcdrvfs file system to mount and access removable media
(CD, DVD, USB-sticks) contents on the HMC. A future use case could be
to package this in the udeb to install or retrieve data from a DVD on HMC.
As usual, patch will follow.

Patch to add these tools is below.

Thanks and kind regards,
Hendrik

[Debian Bug Tracking System]

Post by Hendrik Brueckner
tags -1 + patch

Bug #818495 [s390-tools] install: add zdsfs and HMC DVD access fuse file systems
Added tag(s) patch.

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