On Jan 16 2007 18:03, Jason Lunz wrote:
>yes. I'm using debian etch initramfs-tools. After the above mount
>sequence, the unionfs becomes root via:
>
> mkdir ${rootmnt}/cow ${rootmnt}/os
> mount -n -o move /cow ${rootmnt}/cow
> mount -n -o move /os ${rootmnt}/os
>
> mount -n -o move /dev $rootmnt/dev
> mount -n -o move /sys ${rootmnt}/sys
> mount -n -o move /proc ${rootmnt}/proc
Hint hint, --move also exists, since move itself is not strictly a fs option,
but one of the VFS. ;-)
-`J'
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