No. It moves the old root to ./initrd and make . the new root.
On 13/05/11 15:23, g_martino wrote:
> This script mounts the nand in /initrd (read pivot_root's man page for
> further details). So you should find /initrd in df's output.
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> --- In Simon Leung<> wrote:
>> On 13/05/11 14:59, g_martino wrote:
>>> You should use pivot_root before chrooting, and umount the nand after.
>>> Anyway, have you tried with mount --bind?
>>>
>> The boot script are prepared by TS: here is the interesting part:
>>
>> killall busybox telnetd> /dev/null 2>&1
>> echo ">> Booting Linux..."> $CONSOLE
>> cd /mnt/root
>> pivot_root . ./initrd
>> ./bin/mount -n --move ./initrd/sys ./sys
>> ./bin/mount -n --move ./initrd/proc ./proc
>> exec ./usr/sbin/chroot . ./sbin/init< .$CONSOLE> .$CONSOLE 2>&1
>>
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