Is the init.rc called in the ramdisk or by init after kernel is done?
On 5 mrt, 17:03, Sean McNeil <seanmcne...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Android must have a writable area that it calls /data. It places all
> kinds of information in there including user preferences, dalvik cache,
> etc. If you are mounting everything as / over nfs, then you probably
> don't have a separate /data partition somewhere that is mounted rw.
> You'll have to modify your init.rc so that it doesn't remount / as ro.
>
> Androidphanwrote:
> > I'm getting the following error when booting Android over NFS:
>
> > Unable to open persistent property directory /data/property errno: 2
>
> > The kernel is load over a TFTP connection.
>
> > For the root filesystem I copied the dir: ../out/target/product/
> > eee_701/root/ content to ../nfs/root/.
> > Then I copied the ../out/target/product/eee_701/system directory to
> > the ../nfs/root/system/
>
> > This directory is mounted as its root filesystem over NFS.
>
> > Why am I getting this error on the data directory? This directory
> > shouldn't have anything in it at this stage right?
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