Re: unmounting a filesystem mounted by /init (initramfs)

["Rafael Ávila de Espíndola" <rafael.espindola@gmail.com>]

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On Friday 29 July 2005 02:34, Denis Vlasenko wrote:
> "A chroot"? Better provide exact sequence of mounts, chroots which you
> execute. Otherwise people need to guess.
The relevant commands are:

mount -t ext2 /dev/hda1 /memory
mount -t unionfs -o dirs=/memory /union
mount -t squashfs /dev/hda2 /newroot
unionctl /union --add --after 0 --mode ro /newroot
chroot /union /sbin/init

The most promissing Idea I had till now is to move the ext2 mount and the 
unionctl past the point were /sbin/rc runs udevstart. I will try it as soon 
as possible.

> Use lazy umount (umount -l) while fs is still visible
The busybox umount doesn't support lazy unmount :(
Anyway, I don't think that this would work since the unionfs will be using the 
ext2 partition to the very end and there won't be a chance to unmount it.

> vda
Thank you very much,
Rafael

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