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How does LXC setup its root mount point?
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2019 Community Moderator Election Results
Why I closed the “Why is Kali so hard” questionLXC: How can I mount a drive/directory without restarting the container?Mounting an MTP enabled device on Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS 32-bitLXC mount CIFS => permision deniedIs it possible to mount a device in a process' namespace after unshare()How to bind-mount a directory into running LXC container on the fly?lxc+btrfs - Create and then remove a dir w/ circular symbolic link causes stale file handleHow to boot a virtual machine from a regular folder?Could not find writable mount point for cgroup hierarchy 13 while trying to create cgroupNFS mount on LXC containerExpose mount from LXC to host
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I am trying to experiment with mount namespace in Ubuntu. So far I can create an empty mount namespace using the following:
# mkdir test
# unshare --mount
# mount none test -t tmpfs
# cd test
# pivot_root . .
# cd / <--- test becomes /
When I check a LXC Ubuntu container, the mount command displays the following:
Since the mount namespace initially gets a copy of the mount points, I presume the /dev/sda1 inside the container is the global /dev/sda1 (because there is no /dev/sda1 inside the container once it is started), and yet the contents of the / inside the container correspond to its rootfs. Can someone familiar with LXC please explain what mount operations does LXC do before it does its pivot_root inside the container ?
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I am trying to experiment with mount namespace in Ubuntu. So far I can create an empty mount namespace using the following:
# mkdir test
# unshare --mount
# mount none test -t tmpfs
# cd test
# pivot_root . .
# cd / <--- test becomes /
When I check a LXC Ubuntu container, the mount command displays the following:
Since the mount namespace initially gets a copy of the mount points, I presume the /dev/sda1 inside the container is the global /dev/sda1 (because there is no /dev/sda1 inside the container once it is started), and yet the contents of the / inside the container correspond to its rootfs. Can someone familiar with LXC please explain what mount operations does LXC do before it does its pivot_root inside the container ?
mount lxc namespace
asked 10 hours ago
JakeJake
538822
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I am trying to experiment with mount namespace in Ubuntu. So far I can create an empty mount namespace using the following:
# mkdir test
# unshare --mount
# mount none test -t tmpfs
# cd test
# pivot_root . .
# cd / <--- test becomes /
When I check a LXC Ubuntu container, the mount command displays the following:
Since the mount namespace initially gets a copy of the mount points, I presume the /dev/sda1 inside the container is the global /dev/sda1 (because there is no /dev/sda1 inside the container once it is started), and yet the contents of the / inside the container correspond to its rootfs. Can someone familiar with LXC please explain what mount operations does LXC do before it does its pivot_root inside the container ?
mount lxc namespace
asked 10 hours ago
JakeJake
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I am trying to experiment with mount namespace in Ubuntu. So far I can create an empty mount namespace using the following:
# mkdir test
# unshare --mount
# mount none test -t tmpfs
# cd test
# pivot_root . .
# cd / <--- test becomes /
When I check a LXC Ubuntu container, the mount command displays the following:
Since the mount namespace initially gets a copy of the mount points, I presume the /dev/sda1 inside the container is the global /dev/sda1 (because there is no /dev/sda1 inside the container once it is started), and yet the contents of the / inside the container correspond to its rootfs. Can someone familiar with LXC please explain what mount operations does LXC do before it does its pivot_root inside the container ?
mount lxc namespace
mount lxc namespace
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