2015-01-02 20:29 GMT+01:00 Danomi Manchego <[1][email protected]>:
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I think the same is possible for aufs - but all the mount commands in
the aufs documentation show "none" instead of "aufs". Is it safe to
specify "aufs" as mount device?
Well, in this case, what you are calling device is just a string that could
be
virtually anything... like what is used for system file system (sysfs,
tmpfs,
devtmpfs, proc et al.) It's just a string which can be something convenient.
I usually use `aufs:/mount-point' to have an easy retrievable string...
like grep-ing in `/proc/mounts' to see if aufs related trees are mounted or
not
instead of using `mount -t aufs | grep <dir>' because those directories can
be
mounted (initramfs) or else an init script take care of it.
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