> From: Paul D. DeRocco > > My x86 system, built with Yocto Fido, boots from /dev/sda2 on > a USB flash drive. There's another partition on /dev/sda1 > which I wish to mount with a systemd mount unit, or with a > line in /etc/fstab. But either way is failing because /dev/sda1 > is already mounted on /media/sda1. > > Does anyone know what bit of software would be responsible for > automounting my /dev/sda1 partition, which is not my root file > system, and doing so before fstab or systemd mounts are > processed? > > Also, when /dev/sda2 (my root file system) is mounted, it gets certain > default options. Is there a way to modify these options? I'd like to > include noatime, to avoid needless writes to my flash drive.
Well, it's my initramfs that's attaching everything. Although I left udef-extraconf out of my build, it's included in the initramfs, and the automounts that it does survive the switch_root. My bottom line is that I need to use different mount options. Rather than try to prevent my initramfs from automounting, I think I'll just supply my own replacement mount.sh script, which uses the options I want, and adapt the rest of my system to use the default mount locations /media/sda1, etc. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:[email protected] -- _______________________________________________ yocto mailing list [email protected] https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto
