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Some kind of overlayfs type solution? With a non-writeable "default" lower state and a writeable upper state where the changes occur, removing the upper state w
by e2le 5y ago
Some kind of overlayfs type solution? With a non-writeable "default" lower state and a writeable upper state where the changes occur, removing the upper state would effectively reset the system.
- clintonwoo 5y agoFair call, sounds like an immutable OS like CoreOS where updating it requires a reboot. That's possibly all that's required!
- a9h74j 5y agoIMHO something was lost when hard drives no longer had their own write-protect switch (remembering back to DEC rack-mount spinning drives).