1st. - You need to use a tool such as mlabel I think it is for FAT
partitions t change the disk name.
2nd. There is no file permissions for FAT / FAT32, so you would have to
relocate these files to a Linux filesystem type in order to achieve
permissions. Do note however *this is not recommended* unless you know
absolutely 100% what you're doing. The boot process relies on several of
these files, and if you move them, your board will not boot.
So, in order to achieve a fix for #2. You would probably want to use one of
the newer debian images that use a single partition. However, you would
lose Windows compatible USB mass storage gadget. I suppose it is possible
to setup a convoluted 2 partition system that could achieve the best of
both worlds . . . but that is something you would have to explore on your
own. I doubt many people have interest in such a setup.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 5:15 AM, Michał Kungonda mkungo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
i`m using Debian with my BBB, all works fine, there are just cuple ( very
easy things i suppose ) that i can`t get thorugh.
1st. How to change BBB label. I've changed disk label from the debian
side, but i can`t finde any way to change the name that BBB is displaying
after plug-in.
2st. How to choose what files are visible after BBB getting plugged. I
have full acces by SFTP, but i want to limit file visilibyt to other useres.
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