Takano Ryousei: > > Please try these things. > > - append -DDEBUG when you compile auplink. > > - "cat /proc/mounts" just before unmouting. > > > > And show me the outputs. > > > When I reinstalled all commands, I got the following errors: > > $ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=/tmp/a:/tmp/b=ro none /tmp/c > /sbin/mount.aufs:mount.aufs.c:204: /tmp/mtab: No such file or directory > $ touch /tmp/mtab
I intended to compile auplink only with -DDEBUG. With DEBUG, auplink will print the aufs entry in /proc/self/mounts, and I wanted to see that. > $ sudo mount -t aufs -o br=/tmp/a:/tmp/b=ro none /tmp/c > mount > -i > -n > -t > aufs > -o > rw,br=/tmp/a:/tmp/b=ro > none > /tmp/c > /sbin/mount.aufs:proc_mnt.c:81: /tmp/c: Invalid argument At newly mounting, there is no /tmp/c entry in /proc/self/mounts and this message will be printed. > Anyway when I reinstalled only auplink, I got no errors. Do you mean the error you have reported originally was gone? J. R. Okajima ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
