It also mentioned that mounting root as readonly before shutdown will force the write. I don't know if these are all properly setup in pdaXrom beta3 for C1000 release.
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Many (most?) Linux systems do this, so it seems like the best way. Interestingly enough though, /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt appears remount every filesystem except jffs2 (and swap/proc etc)...
(I have an SL6000, not a C1000, but I would have thought this stuff is the same)
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Do you mean I can fix this by adding the line for remounting JFFS2 in the script?
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actually, it remounts / as ro which is the jffs2 partition
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Does it? The version of the script on my zaurus only (it appears) does the following:
a ) turn off swap
b ) 3 attempts at unmounting network filesystems
c ) remounts (specifically only) ext2,ext3,minix,vfat and reiserfs filesystems as read-only
It doesn't look like it does anything with the jffs2 partition... (I don't know a lot about jffs2, so here is where you tell me I'm wrong )
