On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 12:35:05PM +0100, Michael Welle wrote:
I have a somewhat odd question which arose from merging the autoyast
process with some third party tools. During the installation the target
filesystem is mounted on /mnt in the ram disk. Can I configure this
mount point? The third party tools use this mount point also. Trying to
mount or umount something on /mnt while the installer is running leads
to some funny effects ;).
If those are rpms doing that and you added them to an add_on
repository that's
it's by far more complicated than installing packages. I changed the init
Hello,
Mike Marion writes:
script. The new script does some magic, then it exec'd the third party
binary. This binary mounts something on /mnt, does more magic. Then the
control flow jumps back to the original autoyast process, which works
fine. Buuuut, some time later the third party binary remembers the
mounted filesystem and tries to umount /mnt....dang.
Regards
hmw
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