Re: [microblaze-uclinux] Read only Filesystem

[Anuroop M <anuroop.m@xxxxxxxxx>]

hi john,

 

    thanks john. I could able to create files /var directory..

 

--Anuroop

 

On 7/29/05, John Williams <jwilliams@itee.uq.edu.au> wrote:

Hi Anuroop,

Anuroop M wrote:

>           I had selected romfs and ext2 filesystems while configuring
> the kernel. my system had boot up , it had created romfs on mtdblock0 .
> the problem is since it is a read only filesystem, i m not able to
> create a new file or a directory.

Typically uClinux systems mount the root filesystem as readonly, with
ROMFS or CRAMFS, and mount a ramdisk on /var.

> i have only one SDRAM on my board. and i am not able to mount ext2 .
>  Is anybody experienced such a problem? or correct me if i am doing
> wrong. or any other filesystem need to be selected??

check to see if you can create files and directores in the /var
directory on your board.

OFcourse, you lose the contents of any changes when you power off the
board.  If you need it to be persistent, look into JFFS2 and flash.
There have been amy messages about this on the list in recent months.

Regards,

John
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