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Thanks. I might have a look into doing it for mine, since that seems to make sense. I guess like you said you can just mount the fs rw, and then chroot in to ru

Thanks. I might have a look into doing it for mine, since that seems to make sense. I guess like you said you can just mount the fs rw, and then chroot in to run updates.

alias_neo 6y ago
No need for chroot, I just say in when I'm on the LAN, remount / and /boot r/w, run the updates and reboot (boots any new kernel and switches back to r/o).