11-09-2009
It might be possible that the files you deleted are still open by some process. Alternatively, you might have the glows or gorking mounts being at the same time directories where files are hidden (overlay mount).
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ltsp-chroot
ltsp-chroot(8) ltsp-chroot(8)
NAME
ltsp-chroot - Chroots into a specific LTSP thin client chroot
SYNOPSIS
ltsp-chroot <options>
DESCRIPTION
ltsp-chroot chroots into a specified LTSP chroot. Optional arguments can be provided to customize the chroot location as well as extra
mounts. If present, default arguments will be read from the configuration file /etc/ltsp/ltsp-chroot.conf, and overwritten with used com-
mand line options.
OPTIONS
-a --arch arch
Sets the architecture of the target chroot. Defaults vary by distribution.
-b --base dir
Sets the path of the target chroot. Defaults to /opt/ltsp/.
-c --mount-package-cache
If set, mounts the server package directories to the chroot previous to chrooting. Settings vary by distribution.
-d --mount-dev
If set, mounts the server dev and devpts directories to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-p --mount-proc
If set, mounts the server proc to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-m --mount-all
If set, mounts the proc, dev and package directories to the chroot before chrooting.
-p --copy-resolv-conf
If set, copies the server resolv.conf to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-h --help Displays the ltsp-chroot help message.
SEE ALSO
ltsp-build-client(8),
AVAILABILITY
ltsp-chroot is part of ltsp package and the latest versions are available in source form from https://launchpad.net/products/ltsp.
MAN PAGE AUTHOR
Wim Muskee <wimmmuskee@gmail.com>
2012-02-11 ltsp-chroot(8)