Michael Towers:
> Here is an example using the new 'shwh' (show-whiteouts) option,
> available in aufs-20080310.
>
> Junjiro:
>Maybe you'd like to check this through and include it in the cvs source?
Thank you very much.
Actually I was going to ask you to write a sample to describe the
feat
Hello Marcel,
Marcel Gerrits:
> It would be nice if there was the opportunity to "approve" the changes
> in the top layer and move those approved changes to the middle layer to
> make them permanent.
>
> Is there something available to move between layers, or is that already
> supported someh
Hello,
I have a similar question: I have a setup like Michael described below.
The main difference is that the top layer is in memory, the middle layer
on harddisk and the bottom layer on a cd-rom.
It would be nice if there was the opportunity to "approve" the changes
in the top layer and move
Hi,
Michael Towers:
> What I want to do is rebuild the layer2 squashfs with layer1 merged in,
> retaining all relevant whiteouts. I can of course do this by copying
> everything to a new directory and resquashing. But it seems to me it
> would be much easier (and I suppose much quicker, as wel
