Nice! I did some research, but the only "improvement" I see would be to change
the stat-struct in the callback to force UID/GID to 0. But for that, I think we
need another callback function to wrap around the given callback to change the
UID/GID. Unless I'm not seeing something or misunderstand
On 01.03.25 16:56, Lander0606 via Lists.Yoctoproject.Org wrote:
> Thanks for your response!
>
> I did have a look at the pseudo and btrfs-progs repository and noticed
> that the pseudo repository contains the following code in
> ./ports/unix/guts/ for the nftw() system call:
>
> rc = real_nftw(
Thanks for your response!
I did have a look at the pseudo and btrfs-progs repository and noticed that the
pseudo repository contains the following code in ./ports/unix/guts/ for the
nftw() system call:
rc = real_nftw(path, fn, nopenfd, flag);
So, it seems that the wrapper for the nftw() system
The reason seems to be this[1] update of btrfs-tools, which included
this[2] commit. The important change is that previously mkfs.btrfs was
using lstat syscall to get file stats, but then it switched to nftw libc
function to do the same. Pseudo[3] however doesn't support this call -
it "knows" that
Hi guys,
For my project, I changed the filesystem from ext4 to btrfs. The image builds
and flashes fine, but when booting the system some mount problems occur because
the root filesystem has UID 1000 all over it. So, when creating the filesystem,
the directories are not created with root:root a
