> Does /proc/mounts show hda1 mounted?
yes it does. /dev/hda1 /initrd ext3 ro,data=ordered 0 0 > I don't think you should be able to mount hda1 ro as part of your union > and simultaneously rw for an update. Or maybe I am misunderstanding > what you are trying to do? Well, hda1 is not exactly mounted as a part of the union. It's the directory where the mounted squashfs images are. > Is there maybe a way to tear down your root (pivoting to a ram based > file system or something), perform the update, and then reboot? > Or commit the cfimg to a separate cf partition and copy it to ramdisk > on the next boot? People here at work were using the 'remount rw' - 'overwrite cfgimg' - 'remount rw' with mkinitrd. Problems comes with mkinitramfs. If someone knows what would be the proper way to do this, please tell us :) > I'm interested in how you work this out as I need to do something > similar in the not too distant future. :-) OK. I'll keep you informed _______________________________________________ unionfs mailing list [email protected] http://www.fsl.cs.sunysb.edu/mailman/listinfo/unionfs
