> AuFS cannot union mount its own mountpoint, so I don't think it's > possible. At least I couldn't get such setups to work. > The only way to make it work is to copy all the files from /var to > /var.real and perform the union mount early in the boot process before > anything is written to /var, like this: > rm -rf /var > mkdir /var > mount -t aufs aufs "/var" -o dirs=3D"/tmp/var"=3Drw:"/var.real"=3Dro
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