On 13/07/2013 17:36, Jim Duuuude wrote:
Clearly, one of the fundamental differences of Limey Linux is that it is *ENTIRELY* RAM-based. So, there is no "permanent" filesystem.
If you make a config change (something in the /etc directory tree), you have to then use the command 'svcfg', which writes a tarball onto the CF card, so that the next time it boots, it will re-read that stuff into RAM again.
Forgive me, but I can't control myself, and am taking this AMAZING opportunity to say:
"Gee, you're British.. Don't you know about this "Limey" stuff???" :-) :-) :-)
Jim WB6NIL
Hi Jim, I know the origins of the term Limey... but I've never played with our Linux before :) I've always been faithful to the acid distro.... up until now! Thanks for the svcfg info - I'll give that a whirl! Cheers, J