It is a simple trick:
mkdir /tmp/r
mount --bind / /tmp/r
cd /tmp/r/dev
umount /tmp/r
The "mount --bind" remounts a directory so it appears twice, but
without any submounts in the target directory. So it was exactly what
the doctor ordered.
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Barak A. Pearlmutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hamil
I've got a machine that has been running Debian for a long time. Its
root partition is software raid0. It uses a custom kernel, 2.4.22,
which does not use initrd. Instead all necessary modules for booting
are built into the kernel: hardware drivers, md, etc. The kernel is
configured to mounts d
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