First reason
:::
If we have a save partition on top, we also have the SFS files in
that partition. Aufs will refuse to mount those SFS files as they are
already inside a branch. Consequently, we are forced to copy the main
SFS file into RAM and mount it from there. However,
Thank you very much for your very detailed response. This is the major
difference from the Unionfs mail-list, where there is often no
response.
The idea of temporarily remounting with 'udba=inotify' looks like a
great idea! I'll try it.
I will also try the patch to mount a Squashfs file that is
Hello Barry,
Barry Kauler:
Now, it may be that these two things can be done in Aufs, but I don't know
how:
First reason
:::
If we have a save partition on top, we also have the SFS files in
that partition. Aufs will refuse to mount those SFS files as they are
already inside a
Over the years with Puppy Linux I have gone backwards and forwards
between using Aufs and Unionfs.
They each have advantages and disadvantages, but Unionfs has two major
advantages that make me prefer it. The problem is that we have had
ongoing stability issues with Unionfs and the developers are