Another observation: I was testing what happens when I put the xino file on a very small tmpfs. I noticed that running a find command to list every file and folder in my aufs mount (~1.8 M files) would use about 19 MB on the xino file, so I set the tmpfs size to 5 MB and ran a find on it. The result was that find finished, exited with a 0, yet it only found 465 k files. There were no messages or errors in the logs og dmesg. Shouldn't there be some kind of warning? It basically means that if you run out of space where the xino data is stored, the behavior of your AUFS mount becomes unknown, and you're none the wiser about it being so...
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