What you did is,
- mount -o remount,del:/squashfs /aufs
- umount /squashfs
- some operation
- aufs crashes
yes, exactly.
The 'umount /squashfs' part sometimes causes the error message
VFS: Busy inodes after unmount loop* ... etc, so I _think_ the loop
just dies because of aufs and then aufs
Tomas M:
The 'umount /squashfs' part sometimes causes the error message
VFS: Busy inodes after unmount loop* ... etc, so I _think_ the loop
:::
About this problem, please test this patch.
Hm it's hard :) My problem is that I usually can't reproduce it in a
normal Linux environment,
You wrote that lsof reported /dev/initctl was opened.
Are your sure that the device file is NOT inside aufs?
This was a different problem.
Please consider our conversation about /dev/initctl resolved.
I am working with two problems which are not related together:
One is the problem of
Tomas M:
This was a different problem.
Please consider our conversation about /dev/initctl resolved.
I am working with two problems which are not related together:
I am afraid you are confusing my two patches. :-)
One is the problem of unmounting union (which probably doesn't work
