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storage [2026-02-22 03:50 UTC (6 months ago)] whitetailanistorage [2026-07-31 01:27 UTC (4 weeks ago)] (current) – add read-write mount command fredchan
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 The rootFS contains a minimal embedded install of PTXdist Linux 4.9, and is mounted **read-only** by default. It doesn't have much of anything beyond busybox and bash 4.3. It is difficult to remove, requiring near-complete disassembly of the unit, and it is not recommended unless you broke something. Interestingly, the partition name is completely blank by default, though it can be changed without issue. The rootFS contains a minimal embedded install of PTXdist Linux 4.9, and is mounted **read-only** by default. It doesn't have much of anything beyond busybox and bash 4.3. It is difficult to remove, requiring near-complete disassembly of the unit, and it is not recommended unless you broke something. Interestingly, the partition name is completely blank by default, though it can be changed without issue.
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 +The rootFS can be remounted as read-write while the system is running with ''mount -o rw,remount /''.
  
 ==== initFS ==== ==== initFS ====
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