Hello. I have a box with both potato and sid installed. Instead of rebooting to get the other system, I did this:
I have a script in the sid box does: #!/bin/sh sudo chroot /potato su - -c"/root/init" And in potato's /root/init, there's: #!/bin/sh umount /proc mount -t proc proc /proc /etc/init.d/ssh start And that's it. potato's ssh will be listening on port 23, so I can log into potato doing "ssh -p 23 localhost". But then I installed ext3, on both systems. It quite nice, but... When I first run the script to get as root in the potato box, and start ssh the filesystems are mounted like (this is from the /proc in the potato root, not the sid root): /dev/hda3 on / type ext2 (rw,errors=remount-ro,errors=remount-ro) /dev/hda6 on /usr type ext2 (rw) Even though potato fstab says all filesystems should be ext3. And I can't unmount them (umount says theye busy). (Ie tried to just chroot there and not run init, and that's what mount shows then) Does anyone know why, and if there something I could do to get potato to mount the filesystem as ext3 also? Thanks! J. --
