Colin Walters 2ddbeb1f71 Make /etc a writable mount ... First, move deployments to /ostree/deploy. Having them in the toplevel clutters the filesystem layout too much. When we deploy a tree like /ostree/deploy/NAME, there is now also a writable directory /ostree/deploy/NAME-etc. This is mounted as read-write inside the system. On an initial install, that directory is copied from /ostree/deploy/NAME/etc. On subsequent deployments, we find any changes made in the current deployment's /etc, and apply that set of changes to the new deployment's /etc. See https://live.gnome.org/OSTree/EverythingInEtcIsABug		2012-09-06 08:17:23 -04:00
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ostree-switch-root.c	Make /etc a writable mount	2012-09-06 08:17:23 -04:00