: [yocto] Read-only file system with persistent storage
I'd like to set up a system with a read-only root file system along with some
persistent read-write storage. What are the [best] options in Poky/Yocto for
this? Is there any support for some type of overlay file system?
Thanks for any ideas
Dear Mike Looijmans,
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 08:07:56 +0200, Mike Looijmans wrote:
with NAND, you'd have to use a fault-tolerant filesystem to store the rootfs.
Dunno if it's possible to store a squashfs as a volume into ubi.
It is. See ubiblock,
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Subject: [yocto] Read-only file system with persistent storage
I'd like to set up a system with a read-only root file system along with some
persistent read-write storage
On 16-07-15 13:36, Gary Thomas wrote:
I'd like to set up a system with a read-only root file system
along with some persistent read-write storage. What are the
[best] options in Poky/Yocto for this? Is there any support
for some type of overlay file system?
Thanks for any ideas/pointers
Hi Gary,
On 07/16/2015 02:36 PM, Gary Thomas wrote:
I'd like to set up a system with a read-only root file system
along with some persistent read-write storage. What are the
[best] options in Poky/Yocto for this? Is there any support
for some type of overlay file system?
Thanks for any
I'd like to set up a system with a read-only root file system
along with some persistent read-write storage. What are the
[best] options in Poky/Yocto for this? Is there any support
for some type of overlay file system?
Thanks for any ideas/pointers
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Hi Gary, I'm interested in that too. In my case I want to have a
reset-to-factory-defaults-button on my device. The idea was use an readonly
filesystem and, on top of it, a read-write filesystem. All modifications
goes to top-half, once the RTFD button is pressed the top-half is formated
and the
