On a build server, I have a union mount of a FreeBSD o/s build from a =
point-in-time under a build directory, and then I have devfs mounted on =
dev in the build directory as well so I can do a chroot install of =
packages for particular target o/s versions.
mount shows this:
<below>:/usr/app8xbuild/os-image on =
/usr/autobuild/images/product-image (unionfs, local)
devfs on /usr/autobuild/images/product-image/dev (devfs, local, =
multilabel)
and the system does a chroot to /usr/autobuild/images/product-image/ =
while installing the ports for the product.
It seems impossible, but at times, after unmounting =
/usr/autobuild/images/product-image/dev and =
/usr/autobuild/images/product-image, a regular file =
/usr/autobuild/images/product-image/dev/null will be left as a result of =
redirecting some output to /dev/null during the port installs.
Could there be some odd interaction of devfs and unions that allows this =
to happen?
Guy=
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