Tomas M:
> Thank you.
> Maybe I am doing something wrong, but 'make headers_install' only installs
> /usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h
> which doesn't contain any text like EAU*
Would you post the output of these commands?
$ fgrep EAU_ ./include/uapi/linux/aufs_type.h \
./usr/include/linux/a
Thank you.
Maybe I am doing something wrong, but 'make headers_install' only installs
/usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h
which doesn't contain any text like EAU*
I'm compiling for kernel 3.10.14
Tomas M
On Thu, Oct 3, 2013 at 2:36 AM, wrote:
>
> Hi Tomas,
>
> Tomas M:
>> I have some strange errors
Hi Tomas,
Tomas M:
> I have some strange errors while compiling aufs utils.
> perror.c complains that EAU_Last is undeclared, as well as the other
> constants starting with EAU
>
> I've git-checked aufs utils as origin/aufs3.9
>
>
> Where are those supposed to be defined?
They are defined in lin
> How about this message?
> Wrong version!
> aufs3.x, but aufs is aufs3.y.
> See README in detail and try git branch -a.
That would be excellent :)
Thank you
Tomas M
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Tomas M:
> Ah, actually I tried
> git checkout origin/aufs3.10
> which returned just error
> error: pathspec 'origin/aufs3.10' did not match any files
>
> So I thought I have to checkout 3.0.
I see.
The detail is described in README file actually.
(from aufs-util.git:README)
Ah, actually I tried
git checkout origin/aufs3.10
which returned just error
error: pathspec 'origin/aufs3.10' did not match any files
So I thought I have to checkout 3.0.
If you modify the error messages as you suggested, it won't help me.
For example if I get error message that aufs util is for
Hi,
Tomas M:
> while compiling aufs utils for Linux 3.10.9, I get error that aufs is
> for 3.0 and later, but aufs is 3.10-...
For aufs3.10 module, aufs-util.git#aufs3.9 branch is recommended.
If your aufs3.10 module is not so new, please try aufs-util.git#aufs3.2
branch since latest aufs-util.g
>aufs2-util is essentially necessary, especially these files.
>
>(from the aufs2-util README)
> (...)
>They are always invoked at mount/remount/unmount time.
>The main purpose of /sbin/mount.aufs is,
>- maintain /etc/mtab
>- maintain the aufs pseudo-link (by calling /sbin/auplink)
>
>If y
Holger Schurig:
> > I've read documentation for aufs and there is some note that aufs2
> > utilities are always necessary.
>
> That's not true. I use a basic aufs2 system on my device and
> don't use or even have installed aufs utilities. It can all be
> done with "mount -o ...".
>
> I guess you'l
> I've read documentation for aufs and there is some note that aufs2
> utilities are always necessary.
That's not true. I use a basic aufs2 system on my device and
don't use or even have installed aufs utilities. It can all be
done with "mount -o ...".
I guess you'll need the utilities only for a
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