There's no point in mounting /proc, /sys, /dev + /dev/pts
once again if it's mounted already. The easiest and cheapest
way to detect this is looking for file /proc/cmdline. If
/proc/cmdline exists assume that the chroot has the filesystems
mounted already.
Closes: https://github.com/grml/grml-scripts/issues/4
fi
-mountit "proc" "proc"
-mountit "sysfs" "sys"
-mountit "/dev" "dev" "--bind"
-mountit "devpts" "dev/pts"
+
+if [ -f "$DEST_"/proc/cmdline ] ; then
+ echo "Looks like $DEST_ already has filesystems mounted, skipping."
+else
+ mountit "proc" "proc"
+ mountit "sysfs" "sys"
+ mountit "/dev" "dev" "--bind"
+ mountit "devpts" "dev/pts"
+fi
WROTE_DEBIAN_CHROOT=""
if [ ! -f "$DEST_"/etc/debian_chroot ]; then