Christian Hofstaedtler wrote:
* Gordan Bobic <gor...@bobich.net> [091229 10:05]:
I'm experimenting with using OpenVZ for shared-root guest VMs. Thus far
I have managed to get most of it working using GFS for /vz/private. I
can start up the same guest on two different hosts (both of which mount
the same /vz/private GFS volume), and both guests come up fine without
trashing the file system.
[..]
Further, since bind-mounting such private volumes from the host doesn't
seem to work, how do I add a private disk volume of some description
inside the guest?
"private" is the storage area for the VE's root-fs. You need to mount
into "root" instead, which in itself is a hidden bind mount which is
only available as long as the VE is mounted.
I'm not entirely sure I follow what you mean. Can you please elaborate?
How do I mount things into "root"?
You can use the mount and umount VE scripts to do your work.
Can you provide an example or a link to the relevant docs or wiki page?
Gordan
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