[Solved] Read-only file system on Odroid C2 ?

  • I've had a couple of RPis (1 & 2) but wanted a more responsive box and maybe watch some 4K content, so I just picked up a used Odroid C2 with a 8GB eMMC storage card. I've got it up and running via the official LibreELEC USB-SD Creator, but I've hit a bump.

    I'm trying to mount my network shares using the system.d method but I can't seem to copy my .mount scripts into /usr/config/system.d

    In fact, whatever I try to do in there, I'm met with a "Can't [do whatever] : Read-only file system".

    I've done this a few times on my Pis but it doesn't work for me here.

    Is there anything different about the Odroid in this regard?

    Maybe I'm just missing something completely obvious, maybe it's the wrong mount point.

    If so, you're welcome to point and laugh (just enlighten me along the way) :)

    At this point, any insight is appreciated.

  • Your .mount scripts has to be in /storage/.config/system.d/ where the sample files already are.

    Most of the rootfs is read-only as it is only a squashfs image inside the FAT32 Partition.