fstab should be different accordingly on where is your root

[anonymous]

if you use jffs2 then your / is on internal flash, instead if you use the sd card, the block device is different.
the same issue about /boot
at the moment fstab ignores this...

[monto]

Replying to anonymous:

if you use jffs2 then your / is on internal flash, instead if you use the sd card, the block device is different.
the same issue about /boot
at the moment fstab ignores this...

This can't be automagically done, if i'm from uSD i can run shr from a single partition which may not be /dev/mmcblk01 or i can run shr with different partition so that i can have /boot on a partition, / on another, /home on another.
So you have to edit your fstab by yourself, the root partition is mounted at boot time with the "root=" parameter in the bootloader.

[TAsn]

This can (and probably should) be done automatically by shr-wizard. Unfortunately we can't afford to ignore something as important as this.

[GNUtoo]

fixed in openembedded,
The fix should land soon on newer images or trough

opkg update
opkg upgrade

Denis.

[GNUtoo]

here's the content of the new /etc/fstab:

rootfs               /                    auto       defaults              1  1
proc                 /proc                proc       defaults              0  0
tmpfs                /var/volatile        tmpfs      defaults              0  0
tmpfs                /dev/shm             tmpfs      mode=0777             0  0
tmpfs                /media/ram           tmpfs      defaults              0  0

# microSD slot
/dev/mmcblk0p1       /media/card          auto       defaults              0  0

[GNUtoo]

it's generic but that's the best and easiest way to do it.

re-open if you have a better way to do it.

Denis.

[morphis]

Milestone MS3 deleted