Vasanth Ragavendran:
> > I mean moving jffs2 and sqfsh too before switch_root.
> >
> > Yes i've a mount -o move already. Its like the parent folder of jffs2 and
> sqfsh is moved already under aufs filesystem. i move it to /aufs/tmp. And
> it is successful as mount(8) reflects the change and after switch root
> aufs/tmp doesn't contain anything and mount(8) shows /tmp/jffs2 and
> /tmp/sqfsh which don't exist after switch root.

So I am saying "Try moving jffs2 and sqfsh before switch_root", not only
/tmp.
You may need to change their mount-points. For example,
# mkdir /jffs2 /sqfsh /tmp
# mount ... /tmp
# mount ... /jffs2
# mount ... /sqfsh
# mount ... /aufs
# mount -o move /tmp /aufs/tmp
# mount -o move /jffs2 /aufs/tmp/jffs2
# mount -o move /sqfsh /aufs/tmp/sqfsh
# swtich_root ...


> No I don't see any date. How do i check that? coz what i did was
>
> git clone git://aufs.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/aufs/aufs2-standalone.git

You can see the version string with release-date in the boot-time
message from kernel, or include/linux/aufs_type.h.
If you run git-clone after 2011-08-02, then it must the last version
which is OK.


> If you can, stop prepending '>' to the head of what you write. It is
> > really confusing.
> >
> > Sure will remove them.

Ah, you are writing only text/html and the text/plain part is generated
by your MUA, right? What is your MUA (mail reader)? It seems broken.
But I never mean you should fix it nor report it its deverloper. Of
course, I never mean stop you using it.


J. R. Okajima

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