** Description changed: After just installing Ubuntu 18.04, I have some files in the underlying file system under the tmpfs /run mount: # mount --bind / /mnt - # ls /mnt + # ls /mnt/run dnsmasq hplip mount samba utmp do-not-hibernate lock reboot-required speech-dispatcher firefox-restart-required lvm reboot-required.pkgs systemd I assume that Ubiquity doesn't run `mount --bind /run /target/run`, and so files are saved in /target/run during some of the `chroot` commands it runs. This might be an old bug that hasn't been noticed previously.
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