"hom...@163.com": > About the xino, I gave the xino option first time , but after some kind > of operations, I found aufs can't mount success if I still give the same xino > path, even if I umount the path. So I remove the xino option to mount the > path now. > I will reboot the system and try again mount with the xino.
Hmm, you might not understand why it failed. The log > Mar 22 10:22:44 zss-node1 kernel: [62451.849348] aufs > au_xino_create:819:mount[30959]: open /tmp/aaa(-17) means "17:EEXIST:File exists". The filepath given to xino must be a new one since aufs will create it. But why do you want to add xino=? Any particular reason? J. R. Okajima
