The names for USB mount objects take the form rawdevice[.partition#]. For example, if you attach a USB stick with a DOS partition and the raw device created is /dev/umass0, the mount object is named /pps/qnx/mount/umass0.0.
| Name | Description | Type | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| blocks_size | Size of each block (in bytes) | Integer | 512 |
| blocks_total | Total number of blocks | Integer | 1622502 |
| fs_type | Filesystem type. This field is present only if the filesystem is mounted. | String with one of the following values: dos (fat32), qnx6, nt, or unknown | dos (fat32) |
| label | Filesystem label. This field is present only if the filesystem is mounted. | String | Home movies 1 |
| mnt_status | Outcome of the mount operation | Integer followed by string, in this format: errno (str_error(errno)) | 48 (Not supported) |
| mount | Mountpoint | String | /fs/usb0_0 |
| partition | Partition name. This field is present only if the object represents a partition. | String | /dev/umass/umass0t6 |
| partition_count | Total number of partitions. This field is present only if the object represents an entire device, not a partition. | Integer | 1 |
| partition_order | Partition index. This field is present only if the object represents a partition. | Integer | 0 |
| plugin_name | Name of plugin supplying extra mount information, followed by mount fields returned by plugin | String, in this format: plugin_name::pname [attr_name::value]* Here, pname is ipod, mediafs, or generic. The attributes written to this field are plugin-dependent. |
plugin_name:: generic name:: id::5d05f0df- 68f4-4cfe-b06e- ad664aad3ec8 |
| PPS_DRIVER_ID | Driver object path | String | /pps/qnx/driver/265837 |
| PPS_RAWMOUNT_ID | Mount object path | String | /pps/qnx/mount/umass0 |
| raw | Name of raw device | String | /dev/umass/umass0 |
| read_only | Read-only status of device. This field is present only if the filesystem is mounted. | Boolean: 0 if writable or 1 if read-only | 0 (writable) |
| status | Error string. This field is present only if an error occurred when accessing the device's mounted filesystem. | Integer followed by string, in this format: errno (str_error(errno)) | 302 (Corrupted file system detected) |