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These are mounted in the fast-boot environment, so the scripts that do the start-up can be modified to do this. Just remember 3 things: 1) make a copy of the SD card so you can get back to where you were 2) The real boot-up may require some of these, so check that out 3) Be sure to use save in the fast-boot environment, to make the changes permanent. From: Mike Dodd <> To: Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 12:06 PM Subject: [ts-7000] Re: TS-7500 SD card Mount al wrote:
> We are using a stock TS-7500 SD card from which Debian Linux is > booted. The card is mounted read/write so that we can store > configuration information on the SD card, having no other > non-volatile storage on the card. > > The current linuxrc-sdroot file mounts the whole card (all 4 > partitions) as either read/write or read-only. I was curious if > anyone has found a way to mount the individual partitions, some > read-write, some read-only. I have yet to see anything in the > literature regarding this issue, so any assistance is gratefully > accepted. Check /etc/fstab for entries that mount the four partitions, or a script in /etc/init.d/ that does the same thing. Choose the ones you want, and change "rw" to "ro". -- Mike Mike Dodd Louisa County, VA USA http://mdodd.com __._,_.___
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