David,

many thanks for your reply.

regards
Mart


David Kerr wrote:
> Unionfs turns the Astlinux RAM-based disk into one with persistent
> storage... anything that you write to the disk gets saved onto the CF card
> and "replaces" the version that is on the RAM disk.  So all (yes every)
> configuration file will survive a reboot.
> If you use genunion, you no longer need the USB keydisk.  Everything that
> was on the USB KD is now on the CF card (in the same file structure that it
> was on the KD). I believe that the genunion script includes instructions on
> where to copy your existing KD filed into the new unionfs partition so that
> you don't need to recreate everything.
> 
> In general you wouldn't explicitly access the CF card by going to the CF
> card mount, rather you would access it through the normal filesystem... and
> unionfs would read/write from the CF (or the ramdisk) as necessary.
>  However, if you want to see exactly what is on the CF card unionfs
> partition, then you can go to /oldroot/asturw and you will find it.
> 
> Hope this helps
> 
> Daivd
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:05 AM, Martin Rogers
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> 
>> Hi
>>
>> any takers for this question please.
>>
>> Is this something which no one else has done, or is it just a plain
>> stupid thing to ask?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mart
>>
>>
>> Martin Rogers wrote:
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I have a recent Astlinux system which uses a USB stick and genkd.
>>>
>>> When I want to modify the configuration I can modify the files on the
>>> keydisk and everything is OK.
>>>
>>> However I now need to change the root password. I understand that I need
>>> to use genuinon for this, and have a second IDE CF device fitted which I
>>> want to use as the genunion/RW partition.
>>>
>>> If I run genunion,
>>>       1. which config files will be stored on the new CF ?
>>>       2. will the USB stick files still be required/used. If so which
>> ones.
>>> 3. If I wanted to do away with the USB stick and just use genunion by
>>> reinstalling the system and not running genkd, where would the .conf
>>> files be stored on the CF partition.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> regards
>>> Mart
>>>
>>>
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