Hello, If I have a Debian woody/stable system that is only going to be updated periodically, how safe is it to mount / and /usr read-only? (/var, /home, and /usr/local will be mounted read-write) Intuitively, it seems like nothing should be getting written in those other locations, but you never know! The idea is that if I decide to do an apt-get upgrade (after an apt-get update... which shouldn't require the filesystems to be read-write) I would remount rw first. Thanks for any info. -Rob -- Key fingerprint = 9296 627F 9D12 0C38 1946 C94F A7E9 C6C8 2B3C 7FE3
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