Hello Udo,
Udo Giacomozzi:
> Problem: When the tmpfs fills up (eg. `cat /dev/zero > /DUMMY`), then
> the system consistently becomes pratically unusable, meaning that simple
> commands like `find` or `reboot` can't be run anymore ("command not found").
>
> I've also noticed some kernel errors
Hello,
I'm new to this list, apologies if I'm asking something stupid..
We're using AUFS on a Debian 8 system to protect the root file system from
writes. The readonly layers are based on SquashFS and the top, rw layer is a
60 MB tmpfs.
Problem: When the tmpfs fills up (eg. `cat
Hello J. R. Okajima,
thank you ver ymuch for your very helpful information.
I don't have /dev/shm in "init" (when AUFS is set up) so I simply
mounted a tmpfs just for AUFS's "xino" file and it works like a charm!
Great!
After a `find / -mount` my debugfs files show these contents:
xib:
Udo Giacomozzi:
> I don't have /dev/shm in "init" (when AUFS is set up) so I simply
> mounted a tmpfs just for AUFS's "xino" file and it works like a charm!
> Great!
Glad to hear that!
> After a `find / -mount` my debugfs files show these contents:
>
> xib: 16x4096 8192
> xigen: 280x4096
