Switching from and to read-only file systems
From: Jens (j.munk_at_maccor.com)
Date: 05/09/05
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Date: 9 May 2005 13:20:09 -0700
My embedded linux application is running with the linux file system set
to read-only, so I don't get in trouble just shutting the system off.
However, I would like to store certain data (calibration data) on this
CF disk, but to do so I would have to jump out of read-only, write the
data to a file and then go back to read-only. My question is: Can I do
this from the running application? Currently I am just doing it by hand
in a terminal window.
Please advise,
Jens.
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