hello. I have just seen a strange behaviour with chroot on a system using CentOS 4.4, with root being /dev/md2, and trying to chroot to another drive array which is /dev/md22. When doing this with the following command: chroot /my_folder_with_md22 then, the chroot indicates that the mounted device is not md22 but md12: # mount /dev/md12 on / type ext3 (rw)
I also have a md12 array on this system. It seems that chroot is mixing things up. However, if I place a file on the /dev/md22 array, and then chroot to it, the file is really present there, but the mount command still reports to be using the /dev/md12 array. It's the first time I use this command, so I might also do something wrong, but it doesn't seem so. Thanks in advance for any bug confirmation. Regards, Daniel _______________________________________________ Bug-coreutils mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-coreutils
