The other is rootfs which is rootfs.tar.gz unzipped. Surprisingly, when I tried to contain only BOOT partition, when Linux booted ,it still shows me linux file system directories such as var, etc, sys, root, home... how’s that possible? Why actually I need rootfs partition then?
putold := filepath.Join(newroot,preRoot) //putold:/tmp/ns-proc/rootfs/.pivot_root // pivot_root requirement that newroot and putold must not be on the same filesystem as the current root //current root is / and new root is /tmp/ns-proc/rootfs and putold is /tmp/ns-proc/rootf...
something is off that a command to create in a compressed file doesn't result in an extension that indicates it has been compressed. Author tobigithub commented May 14, 2017 @jmstover You're creating a tar of the Singularity code base there, and not a rootfs an OS install... The dire...
rootfs/tmp-kernel kernel # nothing to do me/rediron/r16_tinav2.1/softap_ap6212a0_tinav2.1/out/astar-parrot/staging_dir/target/rootfs/' rm -rf /home/rediron/r16_tinav2.1/softap_ap6212a0_tinav2.1/out/astar-parrot/staging_dir/target/rootfs/tmp-kernel touch /home/rediron/r16_tinav2.1/...