On 06/09/17 02:41, darkdragon wrote: > When using chroot, one usually wants to mount/bind special folders too: > > mount -o bind /dev /mnt/dev > mount -t sysfs sysfs /mnt/sys > mount -t proc procfs /mnt/proc > > > I was wondering, if there is any reason why there is no additional command > line switch to chroot to automatically perform these steps? > > If not, can someone please add them? > (maybe it should store a flag in this case and try to unmount them when > exiting again)
That would be coupling chroot to much with specific system details. One could easily add those commands to a startup script that you got chroot to execute instead of the default /bin/sh cheers, Pádraig
