> By the way, what is the big picture, if you don't mind my asking? Are you
> trying to eventually achieve a "diskless workstation"? What is the
> overall goal here?
It's a cluster where machines get booted, shutdown or replaced regularly.
So it would be nice to keep the kernel running.
K. Hase
>> The umount command fails with "device is busy". privot root and chroot
>> work fine.
>
> So everything works except the umount. Interesting. From the example
> in the man page they obviously expect it to be possible to umount the
> old root file system.
>
>>> Kill should be able to kill any pr
>> I really wonder in which context this example (and also the other one
>> given
>> in the manpage) could work? Have you sucessfully tried it on your
>> system?
>
> No, I've never had occasion to.
> But where exactly is the failure occuring?
> Does the mount command fail?
> Does the pivot_root com
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