>> I wonder how to umount a unionfs within an environment where /etc/ is >> read-only. I can mount the unionfs with mount -n but wonder how to refer >> to the mounted unionfs without having an entry in mtab. Does mount -n -t >> unionfs do the trick? Perhaps together with the -a option? > >Some people make /etc/mtab a symlink to /proc/mounts. > Correction. Some distributions make it. It leads to all sorts of weird problems, too.
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