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Back in the day (also before ext4) we solved this by mounting the root filesystem read-only. Depending on any other application for the machine, you may not need filesystem writes at all once it is set up. Bonus: it’s even friendlier to the flash.


This is how I've solved the problem in the past. Too bad systemd discourages this. It also doesn't protect the partition where your database and log files are kept.


I'm running a Rpi with 64bit kernel & runit as init via Void Linux, so you're not necessary stuck with systemd as the only option for Rpis.


Yet another reason to not run systemd. (Also, systemd? On a router? That's excessively overkill. Why not a sane init, like SysV?)


You're assuming I make routers.




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