Ratheendran R:
> *Now after this command file created in home directory is missing after
> reboot.I tried creating changes in /etc folder same observation. *
It is unclear to me what you want to do.
Also I am afraid you have not read aufs manual.
For your case, I guess the new files you made goes to the upper writable
branch ("/rw" before switch_root), and gone after reboot.
About the multiple writable branches case, refer to aufs manual
first. Also you may want to read about "move-down" or "fhsm" features.
But, reading your case, the simple solution will be "you don't have to
use aufs" because you mount writable ext3 and want to put files onto it.
J. R. Okajima
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