In order to stop /tmp being mounted as a tmpfs, I have executed "systemctl mask tmp.mount", and then I have an entry in /etc/fstab to mount a real disk partition on /tmp.
The problem I have is that after executing "systemctl mask tmp.mount" and rebooting, the root filesystem is mounted read-only, which causes various other services to fail. If I execute "systemctl unmask tmp.mount" and reboot, the root filesystem is again mounted read-write.
The above behaviour does not seem intuitive to me; is it correct behaviour? If this is what is expected, how do I stop a tmpfs filesystem being mounted on tmp before I mount another filesystem on /tmp?
Quentin Armitage
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