Open jordanjay29 opened 7 years ago
Having a separate (/dev/mmcblk0p3
?) partition created and preserved during a flash would help.
There'd need to be some rule-of-thumb to size it appropriately compared to the root partition and the size of the emmc or sdcard.
I'd also considered mounting the sdcard as /home
.
For the pinebook, mounting the sdcard as /home doesn't work correctly with suspend/resume as the kernel (deliberately) assumes that any sdcard present on resume may not be the one that was present when suspended.
I did find that using sfdisk
rather than fdisk
in the installation process can make for a more reliable partitioning process as it's designed for non-interactive partitioning.
It'd be nice if the home folders could be preserved (or copied from the sdcard) during the install script so that settings and documents can be retained without a messy backup and restoration process.