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|  | Posted: Dec. 06 2006,16:31 |  |  Apparently the unionfs implementation "supermounts" on the /KNOPPIX cloop, which was previously uneditable.  Not that I understand the implementation itself (yet) - but I can see how this can be handy if you are making remaster a lot without scripts.
 
 Unfortunately doing it this way doesn't seem to work in all cases.  My first test was with the XFree86.unc.  It looks like a uci in the fact its also mounted in /opt, with a user.tar.gz - but I think unionfs kicks in here and the XF86 usr data is accessible through /KNOPPIX.  However, user.tar.gz is mydsl-loaded 'normally' and only goes into /ramdisk , but unionfs doesn't touch it (therefore not in /KNOPPIX).
 
 In addition, trying to remove a file from this... such as /usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86 (which would be on /ramdisk) results in a segfault, and consequent things, such as ls /usr/X11R6/bin will results in the program hanging.  I assume you can only modified those loaded by unionfs to be modified through that interface.
 
 This is how I understand it so far... feel free to explain, etc.
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