I have a rootfs-based initrd created using cpio. I need to chroot to /newroot, but in new root I want to access files in the main root (/). So, normally I'd use mount -o bind /newroot/mainroot /; chroot /newroot However, for some reason mount -o bind fails. Is this a bug or a limitation? I tried both busybox's mount and full-version mount command and they both failed. Is there any other way? Does the main root have an entry in /dev that maybe I can mount it using mount -t rootfs /dev/root /newroot/mainroot? Thanks, Quang
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