Hello,
On my system I would like to mount CF read-only at boot time. Later, I would
like to remount it with read/write access. Is it possible? Should I use
mount -u (mount for update, remount)? If so, how? It doesn’t seem to work
for me.
Thanks,
Pavol Kycina
Pavol Kycina <kycina@microstep-hdo.sk> wrote:
On my system I would like to mount CF read-only at boot time. Later, I
would like to remount it with read/write access. Is it possible? Should
I use mount -u (mount for update, remount)? If so, how?
Yes, if the device is mounted at “/cf”, then “mount -uw /cf” is correct.
It doesn’t seem to work for me.
Support for changing the r/o <-> r/w attribute via “mount -u” was not
added until December, so very likely is not available in any released
version yet, sorry. If you have no open files on the CF (not likely,
I know then you could umount and mount it again …
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Pavol Kycina <> kycina@microstep-hdo.sk> > wrote:
On my system I would like to mount CF read-only at boot time. Later, I
would like to remount it with read/write access. Is it possible? Should
I use mount -u (mount for update, remount)? If so, how?
Yes, if the device is mounted at “/cf”, then “mount -uw /cf” is correct.
It doesn’t seem to work for me.
Support for changing the r/o <-> r/w attribute via “mount -u” was not
added until December, so very likely is not available in any released
version yet, sorry. If you have no open files on the CF (not likely,
I know > > then you could umount and mount it again …
Thanks,
Pavol Kycina