Hi,
Thanks for the answer,
You are right about the three things in a default live cd behavior.
Mounting filesystem.squashfs in read-only mode is not a problem, but
when you want to mount something like home-rw.ext2, that doesn't do
the trick.
Does this mean that read-only mode is set to default in /sbin/losetup
source code ?
Two things seem to me a bit strange :
- busy box losetup doesn't mount by default in read-only mode.
- calling losetup from the booted environment doesn't mount by default
in read-only mode.
Regards,
Olivier
Daniel Baumann wrote:
Olivier wrote:
Why does /sbin/losetup mount /dev/loop* readonly when called from
initramfs script ?
because
* you cannot write to a fixed image anyway
* not on a read-only media anyway
* the purpose of a live system is to be (by default behaviour) not
persistent.
Regards,
Daniel