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Armbian as read-only

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Hi

 

 

I've been looking for a live dist for my Orange Pi Plus2, but there really doesn't seem to be one.

I installed Armbian with all software I need to a microsd and figured it must be possible to make the whole system read-only somehow. Would someone care to explain how this can be done?

 

Solved by NicoD

I know this topic's already marked solved, however wanted to add something interesting that I found in my travels.

 

If for some reason a software software controlled read-only switch isn't sufficient, it is actually possible to make a MicroSD card read-only.

 

https://github.com/BertoldVdb/sdtool

 

I'll still echo that overlayroot is generally the way to go. But in some applications that may not be sufficient.

 

And the permlock function does work as advertised.

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