Hello Tomas,
Do you remember this mail?
Tomas M:
I was just wondering if there is a way to see what resources
(files/directories/etc) are used by aufs (perhaps through /proc or
/sys). This would help very much. So please consider this as a feature
request for aufs sometime in the future
Your aufs is the root filesystem, isn't it?
no, at the time I'm unmounting it, some shutdown script already changed
the root back to initrd, so aufs is now mounted on /union, not root.
Generally speaking, the root filesystem cannot be unmounted. It is
remounted as readonly at shutdown/reboot
Tomas M:
I was just wondering if there is a way to see what resources
(files/directories/etc) are used by aufs (perhaps through /proc or
/sys). This would help very much. So please consider this as a feature
request for aufs sometime in the future :)
I have a plan to show the opened aufs
Thank you very much for the patch, I'll try it tomorrow
Tomas M
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Tomas M:
I was just wondering if there is a way to see what resources
(files/directories/etc) are used by aufs (perhaps through /proc or
/sys). This would help very much. So please consider this as a
Hello,
In linux-live scripts, I'm using aufs to join read-only branches with
one writable branch at the top, so my setup is like the following:
/union :=
/mnt/changes (a rw branch)
/mnt/images/br1 (a ro branch)
/mnt/images/br2 (a ro branch)
/mnt/images/br3 (a ro branch)
Hi,
Tomas M:
My goal is to properly save all filesystem modifications in the writable
branch. So first I tried to cleanly unmount the union, but it's busy and
can't be unmounted.
Your aufs is the root filesystem, isn't it?
Generally speaking, the root filesystem cannot be unmounted. It is
