I'm booting using the rootfs produced by bitbake as in initrd. This
works nicely and gives a read-only boot device and a system that runs
from RAM.
What I want to do now is allow changes to be made to some files (e.g.
network configuration) and have these saved on the boot device so that
they can be restored at startup. To do this I plan to use unionfs to
join / and something like /var/tmp/ufs. e.g.
mkdir /var/tmp/ufs
mount -t unionfs -o dirs=/var/tmp/ufs=rw:/=ro unionfs /media/union
This all works as expected. However, I now need to make /media/union
the system root so that the system sees the ufs union copies of files.
I think I need to 'switch_root'. However,
switch_root /media/union /sbin/init 3
gives errors like:
switch_root: failed to mount moving /proc to /media/union/proc: No
such file or directory
This is where I get lost and I can't seem to find anything on the web
that helps. A 'grep' of meta hasn't thrown anything up that helps -
does anyone have a good web reference I can go and read? Lots of
learning to do...
Chris Tapp
[email protected]
www.keylevel.com
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