Am 22.02.2013 14:39, schrieb sf...@users.sourceforge.net:
> These outputs are totally wrong.
> I am afraid your "/bin/mount --move /proc ${TARGET}/proc" doesn't work,
> or if it really works then traversing mount tree is broken.
> I'd suggest you to try these instead of "mount --move"
> - mount --bind /proc ${TARGET}/proc
> or
> - mount -t proc ${TARGET}/proc
I will try this as soon as possible, which will probably be Monday.
> In your /proc/mounts, I can see /var/run and /var/lock are mounted
> before aufs-/var. I am afraid these tmpfs are hidden?
Those two tmpfs mounts are temporarily moved aside in the init script:
mkdir /aufs/xino/run
mount --move /var/run /aufs/xino/run
mkdir /aufs/xino/lock
mount --move /var/lock /aufs/xino/lock
...
mount -t aufs -o
br:/aufs/client-var=rw:/aufs/server-var=ro,xino=/aufs/xino/var none /var
mount --move /aufs/xino/run /var/run
rmdir /aufs/xino/run
mount --move /aufs/xino/lock /var/lock
rmdir /aufs/xino/lock
Should work, as long as --move is working as expected. I will have a
closer look there as well.
Thank you very much for your support,
Eibo
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