Hi , I have a live-CD that i'm building with debootstrap + udev . everything is fine with the live-CD , however when i try to remove the "working directory" - i can't remove it due to an existing mounting point caused by udev .
the (simplified) scenario goes like this: # debootstrap --include=udev sarge /sarge-root # rm -rf /sarge-root/ rm: cannot remove directory `/sarge-root//dev/.static/dev': Device or resource busy in order to remove the folder, i need to umount the two "dev" directories above . If i build my system using "sid" instead of "sarge" , everything works just fine . Since I don't know what are the differences between sid and sarge, i (currently) don't want to upgrade to sid. any ideas ? is it the standard behaviour or am i doing something wrong ? is it safe to move from sarge to sid ? do i need to take into account extra bugs or more QA ? tnx, zferentz -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
