Hi,
>> > What is the line 161 in your /usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h?
>>
>> 160 union au_rdu_ent_ul {
>> 161 struct au_rdu_ent __user *e;
>> 162 __u64 ul;
>> 163 };
>
> It means you didn't install aufs correctly.
> Did you copy /usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h manually?
> Anyway read the aufs README file (or http://aufs.sf.net) again and
> compare it with the steps you did.
Yes, I did read those directions, and just read them again, and I
guess I still don't understand.
Is "make headers_install" supposed to copy the header from the kernel
source tree to /usr/include/linux? It does not.
I tried copying it manually, but that also does not work.
>> > And Just to make sure, you are using the aufs2.1 branch in
>> > aufs2-utils.git. Right?
>>
>> Yes, I used the following to check out:
>>
>> git clone http://git.c3sl.ufpr.br/pub/scm/aufs/aufs2-util.git aufs2-util.gi=
>> t
>
> And how about the branch? Did you checkout aufs2.1 branch in
> aufs2-util.git?
Yes, I also ran the following:
[root@fc14 aufs2-util.git]# git checkout origin/aufs2.1
HEAD is now at 0361adb... Merge branch 'master' into aufs2.1
Thanks,
Alex
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