On Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 11:01:43AM +0700, Pandu Poluan wrote: > AFAIK, there are files that *must* still exist for this strategy to > succeed. However, this post from f.g.o [2] said that those files > aren't necessary. So, I should do the following sequence in /etc/fstab > : > > 1. Mount /dev/xvda3 as / > 2. Mount /.root.sqfs as / > 3. Mount aufs, uniting /dev/xvda3 and /.root.sqfs as / > 4. Mount everything else
AFAIK, it should be more something like: mount -t aufs "/dev/xvda3(rw) and /root/sqfs(ro)" /new_root And then chroot to /new_root. -- Nicolas Sebrecht
