Hello Bertrand,
Bertrand D:
> Working on an embedded projet, i planned on using aufs. The linux kernel I
> use is based on a 2.6.20.7 (it was cross-compiled). It uses the ppc branch
> and not the powerpc one. The kernel works great with different kinds of
> filesystems. No stability issues. Ex
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> You need to enable CONFIG_AUFS_DEBUG. It will print debug messages to
> syslog.
One more note,
You need to configure /etc/syslog.conf and /proc/sys/kernel/printk to
receive kernel debug message. For example,
# echo 8 > /proc/sys/kernel/printk
(/etc/syslog.conf)
kern.debug /var/log/debug.log
"Jrgen_P._Tjern":
> The thing that's acting up is a dir handle. I opendir() it, and I can
> read fine from it. A bit later in the programs execution, and readdir()
> returns NULL (right after I rewinddir()), and errno is not set.
So your application calls,
{
opendir();
readdir();
Hi,
"Sandino Flores Moreno":
> I'm using aufs to compile.
:::
> The embedded file systems lives in another aufs (so I can have all the
> produced or installed files in within the changes branch for that system).
Do you mean you have two aufs mounted, like this?
# mount -t aufs -o br:/rw
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Hiya. :-)
I'm having some issues with a piece of software I've written. It works
fine in general, but at my local file server I've got some problems.
The thing that's acting up is a dir handle. I opendir() it, and I can
read fine from it. A bit later in the programs execution, and readdir()
retur
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- testing dir-lock in open(2).
- describe about the aufs message and errno in the manual, suggested
by Just Marc.
Junjiro Okajima
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Index: fs/aufs/file.c
- testing dir-lock in open(2).
Index: util/aufs.in.5
- describe ab
