Am Fri, May 12, 2000 at 08:02:17PM +0200 schrieb Norbert Nemec: > ... > * What about deletion of files? If I have a read-only base filesystem and a > read-write filesystem mounted on top of it, the result should behave just > like a ordinary read-write system. So I should be able to delete files and > directories. How should that be marked in a straight-forward way? > ...
It should behave like a ordinary read-write system. If you delete a file or directory, you have to make a copy of the parent directory on the read-write system with the deleted entry removed. Well, the new directory should notice any creations in the original one and copy them. Hmm, i.e. you have to set some special flags for it. How can you store them during reboots? Or is there another hurdish way? -- Stefan Karrmann
