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It's in a read only filesystem. You can't modify read only data, but you can choose to ignore it.
by charcircuit 1y ago
It's in a read only filesystem. You can't modify read only data, but you can choose to ignore it.
- ashirviskas 1y agoOnly because it is mounted as one. It is like saying that you can't have your house in pink because it is green.
- charcircuit 1y agoIf you modify a file on the partition the device will fail to boot. Your metaphor is not equivalent because it ignores security.