Currently overlay_flush in liveroot doesn't respect mount options in /etc/fstab in non-encrypted root.
The issue lies in how root can be listed in terms of its id or UUID in /etc/fstab. The current method for encrypted root reads off the $cryptname in /etc/fstab.
Currently overlay_flush in liveroot doesn't respect mount options in /etc/fstab in non-encrypted root. The issue lies in how root can be listed in terms of its id or UUID in /etc/fstab. The current method for encrypted root reads off the $cryptname in /etc/fstab.