Linux: Fix broken mount enumeration on 6.13+ #1868
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Ok, one for the linux team to check and let me know if it's issue free to merge please @atcuno ... 5:) |
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Mount enumeration is currently broken on 6.13+ kernels. This is because "rb_node" entries are cast to "mount" entries using "mount.mnt_list" member instead of "mount.mnt_node".
The kernel's node_to_mount method uses "mnt_node":
Enumeration did not break on samples ranging from 6.8 to 6.13 because "mnt_node" and "mnt_list" were under a common anonymous struct (at the same struct offset then), but a recent commit moved the "mnt_list" member out of it: