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fix aufs mount on ubuntu13.04+btrfs #826
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@shykes what do you think ? |
This is actually a pretty good idea. Worst case scenario, if we discover that some weird distro doesn't have /dev/shm, we can always add another patch to mount it on the fly. But I guess that requiring /dev/shm is a weaker requirement than requiring cgroups, so we should be safe! Well played Victor :-) |
LGTM |
LGTM, Guillaume can you test and merge? I will test on my machine as well. On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Guillaume J. Charmes <
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Tested on ext4, it worked fine as expected. Tested on btrfs, still does not work. looks like it is something more than just the xino thing.
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@creack I believe you may be hitting an unrelated issue (#339 On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 11:03 AM, Guillaume J. Charmes <
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I only had the xino issue on my btrfs install. |
Ok, managed to reproduce with busybox. The fix works :) |
- Runtime: fix aufs mount on ubuntu13.04+btrfs
Fixes #825
After some research, I found that if we put the "xino stuff" in /dev/shm/ it works everywhere (including btrfs and xfs)
@jpetazzo can you take a look ?