Fran ois:
> Tried again to be sure and I had forgotten to actually use the newly
> compiled kernel in my test... Sorry!
>
> The dmesg trace now says:
>
> kernel BUG at fs/aufs/loop.c:44!
It must be
BUG_ON(!l->lo_backing_file);
Hmm, that is really strange.
Again I am afraid we should confirm that the versions of your kernel and
aufs module. Could you check it again?
For example,
- configure your kernel
- set some value to CONFIG_LOCALVERSION("Local version - append to kernel
release")
- build and reboot
- run "uname -a" and "modinfo aufs"
Otherwise it looks like as if your loopback mount is broken.
Could you try
# find /filesystem.squashfs -ls
just before mounting aufs? But this is unlikely. If "find" gives you an
error, you should have noticed the problem earilier.
J. R. Okajima
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