I’m scared of just doing the classic
mount -o rw, remount
because proc has a special filesystem, so is there a way to remount proc in order to let a script execute stuff in it?
I’m scared of just doing the classic
mount -o rw, remount
because proc has a special filesystem, so is there a way to remount proc in order to let a script execute stuff in it?
I don’t get you … you’re scared of remounting it read/write. but you wanna remount it read/write ?
I wanted it to be writeable, so I could run a script. This is now no longer necessary, but I’ll create a new topic on the subject.
And for those who it may interest: yes you can remount proc as rw just like the /system folder and it will not screw your system (even if it did because proc is temporary you would be fine after reboot)