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--- Begin Message ---> On Jan 14, 2026, at 12:40 PM, Jonas Lochmann <[email protected]> wrote: > > Am Mon, Jan 12, 2026 at 04:36:11PM -0700, schrieb Philip Prindeville: >> While you're in there, can you fix the partition table stuff so that /var >> can be made persistent? > > That's completly unrelated to this topic. > >> Possibly adding a package that converts a system that didn't have a >> persistent /var to one that creates a partition out of the remaining >> free space, formats it, creates the appropriate subdirectories, and >> writes out an /etc/fstab entry... > > That's a very bad design idea. This is a very bad fit for an extra > package and adjusting the partition layout by installing a package > is a bad idea like programatically updating the fstab file. We > don't have systemd and its mount units here, but there are other > methods to mount something. What's worse design is having different behavior on different platforms. As @dangowrt pointed out, setting up an x86 box to use an SSD or NVMe to have persistent /var is hard to do because of the way it operates differently from every other platform. -Philip > > The traditional GPT is too unflexible for that - the OpenWrt image > size could change. Or you have your custom partition first and OpenWrt > in the end so that shrinking the extra partition later is possible. > > So to make the extra partition possible, the sysupgrade process > would need to extract the new efi and system partition to replace > this partitions only. Then you can do what you want with the > remaining disk - as long as no one increases the partition sizes > because updates would fail then.
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