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    milanp reacted to going in How to boot from squashfs file ?   
    Quite interesting!
    If you try to explain your ultimate goal and the reasons that led you to this decision, perhaps I can give you some advice.
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    milanp reacted to going in How to boot from squashfs file ?   
    It's hard to argue with that.
    But the squashfs file system is basically an opportunity to use a compressed root file system to save space.
     
    If we set the task as ensuring fault tolerance of the root file system, then we need to perform a whole set of measures.
    And mounting the root file system with the read-only flag is one of the points.
     
    By the way, u-boot is able to work with the squashfs file system.
    I thought your question was about that.
     
    With respect.
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    milanp reacted to robertoj in How to boot from squashfs file ?   
    There the option of “overlay file system”. It makes your file system “forget” anything that is changed since the snapshot, upon each poweroff 
     
    look for it in armbian-config

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