in the output given by mount some entries may be misinforming when an fs
is mounted in a chrooted environment.
here is the case:
#mkdir /var/somedir
#cd /usr/src
#make DESTDIR=/var/somedir buildworld installworld distribution
#chroot /var/somedir
#mount -t devfs devfs /dev
#mount
two entries for /dev are listed - one for chrooted and one for parent
environment. may be parent environment's /dev shoud be marked somehow,
may be it should not be listed at all.
#^D
#mount
two entries for /dev are listed. one of them really should
be /var/somedir/dev
the questions are
1) should the output be changed?
2) is there something in the kernel design which prevents it from being
done easily?
Alex
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