Sure, this means it's selected (if the line starts with an X).
However, when you just build the aufs package you only get it's
maintenance tools (if any).
Due to the nature of the monolithic Linux kernel those add-on modules
require the whole kernel source tree to be around to compile. In T2 we
setup those third pary modules to be compiled when the actually linux
kernel is compiled (linux24, linux26 packages). So in order to get the
aufs file-system kernel module you need to rebuild your liniux26 package
(e.g. by Build-Target -job 5-linux26) to have aufs build along when the
kernel is build and the actual source code tree is available.
El Kindi REZIG wrote:
Hello Rene,
Thanks for your prompt response, actually, by doing: cat
config/myconf/package | grep aufs
I see that AUFS is present, does that mean that the AUFS is added to
the build?
Cheers
El Kindi
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 3:42 PM, René Rebe <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
El Kindi REZIG wrote:
Hello Rene,
I need a small hint about using AUFS instead of unionfs in my
T2 Build, I'm trying to build a livecd with T2, I'm using
kernel 2.6.29, the image is generated but the FS is read-only,
I have to switch to AUFS instead of unionfs, I added AUFS to
my build, but still, the kernel defaults to unionfs and
ignores AUFS. Any help would be appreciated, I'm stuck. Thanks
in advance.
Are you sure you rebuild the linux26 kernel package? Only if you
rebuild the kernel after adding the aufs package you'll get the
aufs module as the kernel modules need the kernel to be there.
If the aufs module is there it should be preferred over unionfs.
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