On Jan 23, 2012, at 7:56 PM, Bryan Kadzban wrote: > UGH. FWIW I really don't like this "feature". > > It causes the booted-with-initramfs case to require different handling > from the booted-without-initramfs case, once the bootscripts are > running, and therefore requires changes to the bootscripts if you use an > initramfs.
Why? Can't you mount the devtmpfs both with and without the initramfs?
And an atomic filesystem move is as simple as `mount --rebind /dev
/new_root/dev`, or `mount --bind` if you want to leave it available both
places. Doesn't require closing file descriptors or anything, just changes the
path for future requests.
Zach
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