Hi,
I was mistaken in my previous message. Generating a decent /etc/mtab with the
line
grep "${CHROOT_PATH}" /etc/mtab | sed -e "s:${CHROOT_PATH}/\?:/:"
>"${CHROOT_PATH}/etc/mtab"
in /etc/schroot/setup.d/99mini-buildd helped get rid of warnings from df,
but mysqld was trying to start without it as well.
Mysqld tries to bind to a port at start-up, and fails when another mysqld
outside the chroot is already
bound to that port. When mysqld is not running in the host machine, it starts
in a chroot just fine.
It should also work when mysqld in the host is listening on a non-standard port.
Regards,
Arnold
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