(initramfs) How to access rw-part after switch_root ?

Hi there Iam quite new to aufs but I managed to get my gentoo boot a squashfs.img into aufs-ro and aufs-rw. My system boots successfuly but how can I access the rw-dir I defined in the initramfs after switch_root? ### init # ...pre-stuff ... # mount the usb

Re: (initramfs) How to access rw-part after switch_root ?

You should probably save it with a bind mount before cleanup: mkdir -p /mnt/root/rw mount -o bind /mnt/tmpfs/rw /mnt/root/rw then after the switch-root you can look in /rw to find all the modifications that have been made On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 9:43 AM, [1]pau...@gmx.net

Aw: Re: (initramfs) How to access rw-part after switch_root ?

This worked like a charm. Thank you very much :) Gesendet: Montag, 13. Mai 2013 um 11:07 Uhr Von: Sam Liddicott s...@liddicott.com An: pau...@gmx.net Cc: aufs-users aufs-users@lists.sourceforge.net Betreff: Re: (initramfs) How to access rw-part after switch_root ? You should

Re: I/O Error, i46 exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Hi, Thank you for additional info. Francois Goudal: You can find below all the strace related to /var/spool while starting=20 squid, up to the error caused by aufs : root@wheezy:~# strace squid -D -YC -N 21 | grep spool ::: open(/var/spool/squid/swap.state,=20

Re: I/O Error, i46 exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Le 13/05/13 15:32, sf...@users.sourceforge.net a écrit : Hi, Thank you for additional info. Francois Goudal: You can find below all the strace related to /var/spool while starting=20 squid, up to the error caused by aufs : root@wheezy:~# strace squid -D -YC -N 21 | grep spool :::

Re: I/O Error, i46 exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Francois Goudal: I would try, but I have tried to find that sticky bit, but can't find it = : According to the debug output, the sticky bit is set to your /varram. Your /var is /var(ro) and /varram(rw), right? J. R. Okajima

Re: I/O Error, i46 exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Le 13/05/13 16:07, sf...@users.sourceforge.net a écrit : Francois Goudal: I would try, but I have tried to find that sticky bit, but can't find it = : According to the debug output, the sticky bit is set to your /varram. Your /var is /var(ro) and /varram(rw), right? J. R. Okajima Ah ok, my

Re: I/O Error, i46 exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Francois Goudal: I have now updated my init script that is responsible for mounting all=20 the aufs and aufs-related stuff, I do a chmod after I mount the tmpfs to=20 /ramvar and the problem is now gone. Glad to hear that! Thank you very much for your help, much appreciated. Still, I

Re: I/O Error, ... exists on a upper branch but not pseudo-linked

Justin: Please find attached some debug info. But I think the best is if you could try the borked live dvd yourself. ::: This looks a same problem which Francois Goudal reported a few days ago. We found that his problem is related to the sticky bit of the upper RW branch dir, and

Kernel 3.9 noplink problem

Hi, On Mon, May 06, 2013 at 10:36:02AM +0900, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: o enhancement - the simple linked list for the aufs pseudo-link is restructured, and it becomes a very simple hashed list. Could it be that this simplification broke the noplink mount option in aufs3.9 for