I'm not sure if I understand you right, but I believe you are wondering if
CONFIG_SYSFS is usually enabled in Linux distributions.
I think it is enabled on ALL.
Normally, it will not allow you to disable sysfs. When user manually edits
.config file to use CONFIG_SYSFS=n, it doesn't let him - 'm
> o news
> - begin supporting linux-2.6.25 by ./fs/aufs25. now ./fs/aufs supports
> linux-2.6.16 - 2.6.24.
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Sorry, forgot to write one thing.
Supporting linux-2.6.25 is triggered by Jeff Mahoney and based upon
patches from him which were helpful.
Still CONFIG_AUFS_SYSAUFS remains bec
o news
- begin supporting linux-2.6.25 by ./fs/aufs25. now ./fs/aufs supports
linux-2.6.16 - 2.6.24.
+ pass the real value of vfsmount* for dentry_open().
+ remove iget_locked() and ->read_inode(), and replace them by a new
function au_iget_locked().
+ drop IN_DELETE_SELF and IN_MOVE_S
