Hey all, I'm looking for some feedback and ideas. Today, in our u-boot-test-hooks repository we have 2 cases that use sudo, imx_usb and L4T-based flashing. Other places that may require root access, such as mounting a filesystem instead assume an /etc/fstab entry exists and has "user" as one of the attributes.
Locally, I've extended using "sudo" instead for further access, and so far have updated the rpi3_mount script to be like the flashair one and support all of the platforms (by naming u-boot.bin correctly for the platform) and I've got an easily re-usable ti-omap writer as well (ti-k3 is harder since you need to build two distinct U-Boots). Would people rather see more sudo use, or more /etc/fstab setup required? I'm happy to adjust what I've done to not use sudo and post that. -- Tom
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