In message <[email protected]>, Chuck Harris writes:
>Do you have experience with FreeBSD on ARM processors?
A little bit, I just started playing with it again recently.
>The simple solution, which may not be possible, is to
>make all software on the flash disk RO, and put any part
>of the file system that needs to be written onto a RAM
>disk... probably should be the /var directory.
That's exactly what NanoBSD does, with a few more wrinkles
to boot:
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/nanobsd/
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