Nitin Bhardwaj:
> But when I shutdown, I get following errors:
> umount: /bin: Device or file system busy
:::
> Should I be concerned about this ( from aufs internal workings point
> of view)? Even though it gets "FIXED" on every boot ?
Some people will ignore them since they are harmless.
But others will try stop it.
Here is my suggestion based on the aufs manual.
Before "umount -a" (or something) in your shutdown script, insert these
lines.
for i in /bin ...
do mount -o remount,ro,mod:${i}=ro $i
done
mount -no remount,ro /
umount -a
J. R. Okajima
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