Re: early mounts in systemd

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--On Friday, April 30, 2021 11:39 AM -0400 Rick Winscot <rick.winscot@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Early in the project it was decided to make the rootfs read-only... in an
effort to improve durability in environments where power fluctuations
might cause problems on the eMMC. At the same time, making logging (e.g.
/var) persistent for debugging was added to requirements. Persistent
storage would be achieved by mounting /var to a separate partition that is
read-write.

Does /etc need to be read-only? On my last server I decided to make /usr read-only but root is writable and /var is part of that. I put /home on its own partition.



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