hello,

   it is unclear to me from the docs and man page whether is is possible to
   have a rw aufs file system with a ro "first (upper-most) branch.  the man
   page says "The default branch permission for the first branch is ârwâ, and
   the rest is âro.â" and "When you mount or remount your union without âo ro
   common mount option and without writable branch, aufs will warn you that the
   first branch should be writable." but i cannot find any more info regarding
   this.

   what i want to do is this:

   mount -t aufs -o br:one=ro:two=rw none base

   this works, but when i try to write to base i cannot (ro file system).  i am
   not sure why aufs will not simply write to "two"

   if this is not possible, what is the best solution for keeping "one" at the
   top of the stack?  i thought of making a dummy empty directory an mounting
   it like this:

   mount -t aufs -o br:dummy=rw:one=ro:two=rw none base

   is this the recommended way?

   sincerely,

   proctor
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