David Boyes wrote:
"/" will typically include "/etc" and then many subdirectories below
it.
Ah. I overmount that as early as possible, which cures many evils (and
leaves a very nice fallback system if something fails in startup; you
just fall back to "nothing enabled" with a r/o root). But, still, that's
seldom more than a few hundred K (and mostly text files at that, which
don't get much versioning).
Yes that's a really good idea - using a bind mount from another
filesystem in the LVM2 ?
something like:
mount --bind /etc /origetc
mount --bind /newetc /etc
Where /origetc is simply a mountpoint in the root filesystem (to be able
to maintain /etc after the next mount)
and /newetc is an LV within LVM2.
mark
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