[ts-7000] TS-7300 Writing to the SD card in Fastboot.

["Art" <>]

I'm trying to setup a system to boot quickly.  I only need to run the
CAN driver and my application plus Apache or some other web server.  I
do need to edit files on the SD card partition 3.  In fastboot that
file system is readonly and I need it to be RW.  I can't seem to find
where I change that in the fastboot script.  Once I make the
filesystem RW I will then load the drivers and software in the initrc2
Script.  So far I have not been able to load things from the script. 
The modified scrip.  Below.

#!/bin/sh
export BOOTTIME=`eptime`

startfpga "$@" &

/etc/init.d/ArcosServer
/etc/init.d/apache start

if jp 2; then
  jp2=1
  if jp 4; then
    CONSOLE=/dev/ttyAM1
  else
    CONSOLE=/dev/ttyAM0  
  fi 
else
  CONSOLE=/dev/null 
fi 

export
PATH=/bin:/mnt/root/bin:/mnt/root/sbin:/mnt/root/usr/bin:/mnt/root/usr/sbin
if [ "$1" = "fastboot" ]; then
  (
    export ENV=/serial-shinit
    if [ "$jp2" -eq "1" ]; then
      /bin/sh -i
      
      rm -f /serialsh.pid >/dev/null 2>&1
      if [ -e /vidsh.pid ]; then
        kill -1 `cat /vidsh.pid`
        >/vidsh-aborted
      else
        >/vidsh-userexited  
      fi 
    fi 
  ) <$CONSOLE >$CONSOLE 2>&1
  wait
  echo 
else
  wait
fi

if [ "$CONSOLE" = "/dev/null" -o -e /vidsh-userexited ]; then
        CONSOLE="/dev/vc/0"
fi
export CONSOLE
(
stty -F $CONSOLE ospeed 115200 >/dev/null 2>&1 
echo ">> Booting Linux ..." 
) >$CONSOLE 

pivot_root . initrd
/bin/mount -n --move initrd/dev /dev
/bin/mount -n --move initrd/proc /proc
exec /usr/sbin/chroot . /bin/sh <<- EOF
  exec /sbin/init
EOF





 
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